Latest news from the Borough Council and our partners

Visitors to one of Norfolk's top tourist destinations will be able to enjoy a 'greener' tea or coffee thanks to the launch of a new reusable cup scheme next month.

Staff and volunteers from several local community groups and businesses came together for a pre-season litter pick at Breydon Water.

Hundreds of families in and around Great Yarmouth will receive free upgrades to their homes to help them keep warm and fight rising energy bills.

A host of culinary and musical stars have been confirmed to take the stage at Great Yarmouth's up and coming food festival.

Everyone is invited to attend the raising of the Commonwealth Flag outside of Great Yarmouth Town Hall on Monday.

Thousands of residents in and around Great Yarmouth who are in line for the government's £150 energy rebate are being urged to check how they will receive their cash payment.

Rates of fly tipping in targeted areas of Great Yarmouth have been halved following a council campaign.

Council customers may notice some visual differences when making online card payments from this week.

The century old festivity is returning to the Market Place, Fullers Hill and Brewery Plain, as well as Church Plain, between Thursday, April 21 and Sunday, April 24.

Spoil your Mum, or someone equally as special, this Mother's Day with a wonderful afternoon of delicious food and relaxing live music at Great Yarmouth Town Hall.

Proposals for a once-in-a-generation facelift for Great Yarmouth's historic town centre have been unveiled.

The Boundary Commission for England has now published more information on our upcoming secondary consultation on the proposed new map of constituencies across England.

Traders on Great Yarmouth's market are to get an extra two month's rent free while work continues on landmark new market buildings.

Work to protect and repair Great Yarmouth's historic town walls will get underway this week as part of a £2.4m scheme.

One of Banksy's 'Spraycation' paintings is to have a temporary new home, Great Yarmouth Borough Council has announced.

Residents in three villages will have the chance to vote on the future of their neighbourhoods in referenda being held next month.

Businesses in and around Great Yarmouth can now claim grants of up to £6000 in the latest round of Government help designed to tackle the impact of Covid-19.

Great Yarmouth Borough Council is inviting residents to attend its annual Holocaust Memorial Day service.