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Dennis and Joy from Stibbard, Norfolk are celebrating their 65th wedding anniversary. The pair have always lived in their Norfolk property.

9-Year-old Sandringham girl rides her pony to save Chestnut Stables  | Updated: 15:58, 09 February 2021 Director of Chestnut Stables Hayley Read,46 may have to face the devastating contingency plan of putting 17 of her 20 horses to sleep after claiming her business has 'fallen through the cracks' in terms of government aid. Indie Whyman-Naveh, 9, is raising money for Chestnut riding School (44336103) Hayley is now surviving on donations and Universal Credit, which barely covers her rent cost. Indie, who is an aspiring jockey and hopes to race at the Shetland pony Grand National, is determin...

More of your snow pictures from West Norfolk  | Updated: 16:28, 09 February 2021 An official yellow warning was still in force as snowy conditions continued to grip the east of England. West Norfolk has been a little less hard hit than some parts of Norfolk with much of the worst weather streaming in from the North Sea and affecting the east and south of the county. There was even some sun about today in the Lynn area. Gallery1 But it remains bitterly cold at no more than 1C for much of the day, feeling more like -5C in the gusty easterly wind.

Funds raised from the sale of a calendar created by a wildlife photographer will go to the COVID-19 Fund at King's Lynn's Queen Elizabeth Hospital  | Updated: 12:47, 31 December 2020 Local wildlife photographer Julie Smart, of Grimston, has created a calendar using pictures of landscapes and wildlife she has photographed locally, to raise money for the COVID-19 Fund at Lynn's Queen Elizabeth Hospital. The calendar, which is available for sale at Moores Farm Shop, Elsegoods Family Butchers in Pott Row, and on social media, has so far raised £400 for the cause, with a total of 125 calendar...

Pott Row flood work continues as warning still in place for River Nar area  | Updated: 14:25, 29 December 2020 Anglian Water has been "working around the clock" to deal with the sheer volume of rainwater in a flooded West Norfolk village this week. Teams from the company have been in Pott Row for the past five days, where there has been severe levels of flooding. Tankers are onsite to help take away the excess water which has caused problems for those living in the village. Pott Row flooding on Saturday, December 26, 2020. Photo: Julie Smart A spokeswoman for Anglian Water said: "The recent...