Narborough Hall in west Norfolk up for sale for £4.5m
The owners of Narborough Hall in Norfolk - renowned for its art exhibitions, gardens and cricket - have put it up for sale.
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The owners of Narborough Hall in Norfolk - renowned for its art exhibitions, gardens and cricket - have put it up for sale.
Published: 10:22 AM April 6, 2021 Updated: 11:11 AM April 6, 2021 Benches on Oulton Broad were affected after strong winds and high water levels hit the coast on Easter Monday. Picture: Mick Howes - Credit: Mick Howes A handful of flood alerts remain in place after strong winds and high water levels hit parts of the Norfolk and Suffolk coast. The Environment Agency has said that five flood alerts remain on Tuesday, April 6 with "high water levels" expected in Norfolk and Suffolk following the blustery bank holiday weather conditions. The Environment Agency has said that five flood a...
Appeal after swan fatally wounded by air gun shot near King's Lynn river | Updated: 16:45, 16 March 2021 A swan had to be put down after being shot with an air rifle near a river in South Lynn, charity officials have revealed today. The incident, near the River Nar, is the third of its kind referred to the RSPCA's East Winch Wildlife Centre in little more than a week. And officials have today appealed for anyone with information to come forward, amid fears the bird may have been deliberately targeted. The swan had to be put down after it was shot (45208287) The female cygnet was taken to t...
X-ray of swan found on River Nar with air gun pellet in its head. - Credit: RSPCA A swan rescued from King’s Lynn after being shot in the head at close range had to be put down due its injuries. The young mute swan was reported by a concerned member of the public who had seen the bird staggering and collapsing every time she tried to stand, in an area near the River Nar in South Lynn. RSPCA Inspector Jon Knight caught the bird on March 1 who was disorientated, weak and thin and had a wound on their head.
A flood warning and two flood alerts are in place for parts of Norfolk. The Environment Agency has issued a flood warning for the River Burn, which could affect the B1355.