Latest news from the Borough Council and our partners

A scheme to boost vaccination take up, promote health information, and tackle social isolation in and around Great Yarmouth has won national praise.

Excitement is rising as the final countdown to the much-anticipated return of one of the region's biggest family-friendly vehicle shows begins.

Thousands of years ago they roamed the Norfolk coast - now for just 11 weeks you can meet a mammoth in Great Yarmouth market!

Every September, hundreds of events are organised across England to celebrate its history and culture for the Heritage Open Days festival.

Residents in and around Great Yarmouth can benefit from a range of special offers to mark the launch of the new Marina Centre.

Great Yarmouth's Golden Mile will be just one of two Norfolk locations where you can cheer on the Birmingham 2022 Queen's Baton Relay..

Eligible households that have not yet received their £150 energy rebate payment are being urged to claim it using a new online form.

Time is running out for people across Great Yarmouth to put forward sites for development or for protection as part of the borough's masterplan up to 2041.

The next phase of work on the transformation of Great Yarmouth's town centre market will begin next week.

Work to rescue a historic Great Yarmouth building has been praised by a national housing awards scheme.

Residents aged fifty and over are being invited to a new, free Health and Wellbeing Event at the Acorn Centre, located at 8-9 Regent St, Great Yarmouth, on Wednesday 22, June.

The winner of the council's latest art competition has been announced, as the grand opening of the new Marina Centre draws nearer.

Great Yarmouth's train station has been given a bright new look with a mural celebrating both the Queen's Platinum Jubilee and the 140th anniversary of the Town Hall.

Residents are invited to the annual service of thanks and remembrance in Great Yarmouth to mark the anniversary of D-Day, on Monday, June 6.

Unfortunately due to predicted high winds, we have taken the difficult decision to cancel this weekend's Christmas in The Parks events in Priory Gardens, Gorleston - but don't worry, Christmas isn't cancelled!

Dog owners are being warned that dark nights and chilly weather are not an excuse to not clear up after their pets - and failing to do so could risk a very un-festive fine.

Designed by the prestigious Great Yarmouth Borough Architect J. W. Cockerill back in 1888, refurbishment works on the dilapidated building which was once the ticket office at Wellesley Recreation Ground are now complete.

Live music and a virtual reality experience are just some of the additional attractions for this year's Christmas in The Parks events in Great Yarmouth and Gorleston.