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Work on ferry landing sites to cost £1.8m

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By Clare Worden Verified
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Karen Champion said the investment would reduce road traffic and increase passenger numbers [Clare Worden/BBC] A project to replace and refurbish the landing sites used by the ferry that connects the two sides of King's Lynn is expected to cost £1.8m. West Norfolk Council has been exploring a long-term solution after the ferry service on the River Great Ouse had to close last year while repairs were carried out.
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Support for town council plan despite costs

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Clare Worden - Norfolk Wed, June 17, 2026 at 4:36 AM UTC 2 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Some of the 915 responses to the consultation thought a new council would improve local representation [Christine Matthews/Geograph] A plan to create a town council has been supported by the majority of respondents to a consultation on the proposal.
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Royal show organisers stress educational value

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By Clare Worden Verified, Chris Goreham Verified
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The organisers of an agricultural show insist it does offer children an educational experience, amid new figures illustrating school absences. Newly published Department for Education (DfE) data showed there was a spike in absences coinciding with last year's Royal Norfolk Show (RNS). A record 15,000 children are expected to attend this year's event at the Norfolk Showground, near Norwich, on 24-25 June.
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