Latest news from the Borough Council and our partners

Taxi fares around Great Yarmouth will rise by less than previously planned after councillors took on board concerns raised during a public consultation.

The public are invited to attend a service of thanksgiving for HM Queen Elizabeth II in Great Yarmouth on Sunday.

Councillors in Great Yarmouth have tonight paid tribute to Her Majesty The Queen at a special meeting.

There will be a civic service and changes to council services.

The Borough of Great Yarmouth has formally proclaimed the accession of King Charles III.

His Worship The Mayor has today sent a letter of condolence to the Royal Family on behalf of the Borough.

The Borough of Great Yarmouth joins with the nation in mourning for Her Majesty The Queen, our beloved monarch and dedicated public servant.

Plans to update taxi fares around Great Yarmouth have been revised after a public consultation raised concerns.

People who rent out their council homes are being warned they face prosecution and potentially hefty bills for breaking the law.

Great Yarmouth has once again been chosen to host an end of season finale Triathlon for one of the largest endurance events companies in the UK.

Gold-winning Paralympian Tanni Grey-Thompson has today officially opened Great Yarmouth's £26m new seafront sports centre.

Construction work on the final phases of the transformation of Great Yarmouth's town centre market will begin next week.

Work to help prevent crime in Great Yarmouth is to receive a £190,000 boost with the installation of new CCTV cameras and increased police patrols.

Great Yarmouth's £26m new seafront swimming and sports centre will open on August 5, the borough council has announced.

Taxi users around Great Yarmouth are being given the chance to share their thoughts on plans to update fares for the first time in nine years.

The beach at Gorleston has been ranked as one of the top destinations in the world by visitors to the Tripadvisor website.

A Gorleston resident who emptied his recycling bin in the road has been left with a £434 bill for the stunt.

The Tenancy Services Team at Great Yarmouth Borough Council, working in partnership with the Operational Partnership Team at Norfolk Police, have joined a national campaign to raise awareness of the support we provide residents who experience anti-social behaviour, helping keep people within the borough safe.