Top Headlines: Missing Man, Pensioner Scam, and Butchers Relocation
The week's biggest stories include a search for a missing man, a woman accused of scamming pensioners, and a butchers opening at a new location.
Other notable news includes a delay in the opening date of a new library in the town.
- Search for a missing man
- Woman accused of scamming pensioners
- Butchers relocation to a new site
- Delay in the opening of a new library
An elderly couple in Hunstanton has expressed dissatisfaction with their retirement property developer, McCarthy Stone, over tenants paying for exterior building works.
The couple claims their lives have been "spoilt" by their housing experience.
The couple, aged 85 and 77, purchased a flat at Eastland Grange five years ago.
Author's summary: Top news stories from West Norfolk.
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