Renovation work to breathe new life into St George’s Guildhall is moving ahead, with the Borough Council of King’s Lynn and West Norfolk appointing its main contractor to undertake this internationally-significant cultural heritage project in the heart of King’s Lynn.
Work is advancing to the next exciting stage to deliver two new Active Travel Hubs in King’s Lynn to promote healthier, greener, and more cost-effective travel into and around the town centre.
Community groups and charities in King’s Lynn are being asked to host community conversations to help shape multi-million-pound funding coming into the town.
The next step is underway in the exciting £2.5m conservation project to sensitively breathe new life into one of King’s Lynn’s most loved historic landmarks, for the benefit of residents and visitors.
A crucial step in the nationally-significant cultural heritage project to breathe new life into Britain’s oldest working theatre is set to be discussed for approval.
The Borough Council is forging ahead with its internationally-significant cultural heritage project to breathe new life into St George’s Guildhall, the UK’s oldest working theatre.
Archaeologists have made a landmark discovery at St George’s Guildhall in King’s Lynn: the earliest known theatrical stage in the UK.
King’s Lynn Town Board has become King’s Lynn Neighbourhood Board to reflect its wider remit in delivering the Government’s Plan for Neighbourhoods, which will see up to £20m investment in King’s Lynn over the next decade.
You’ll soon be able to visit Purfleet Street for a slice of freshly-made pizza as businesses are to occupy the new “pop-up” units as part of the King’s Lynn Town Deal regeneration programme.
Regeneration plans for Devil’s Alley, an area of King’s Lynn’s historic riverfront, will be reviewed with the local community to shape a better and more ambitious design.