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Monthly Archives: January 2012
Michael Middleton’s Wild West Norfolk – January 2012
Once again, I’ve seen in the New Year in the traditional way – with Mrs Middleton throwing a cushion at me at 12.45am on January 1st asking why I always insist on staying up even though I always fall asleep … Continue reading
From derelict farm to luxurious hotel…
Today it’s a fantastic setting for a special event, but 25 years ago it was a sadly abandoned farm. Charlotte Thorneycroft charts the remarkable development of Knight’s Hill Hotel…
Welney’s unmissable spectacle of swans
Every year, up to 9,000 birds descend on the Welney Wetland Centre near Downham Market for a winter stay, creating a breathtaking sight that attracts hundreds of human visitors too…
The local man who’s rewriting history…
For over 2,500 years the world’s been tricked into thinking the ancient city of Troy was somewhere it wasn’t – but now a man from North Runcton is setting the record straight…
The Big Interview: Colin Sampson
KL magazine talks to the Mayor of King’s Lynn and West Norfolk about his work and improving the quality of life in the area…
Say hello to the new you for the new year…
Once again it’s time to turn over a new leaf and make some healthy lifestyle changes to ensure we all have a very happy new year. Charlotte Thorneycroft explores the options…
From Tilney All Saints to the top of the world…
For two days, Sophie Horn was the most-searched-for name on Google. KL magazine catches up with the remarkable woman from Tilney All Saints who’s been voted the world’s sexiest golfer
Rachel’s personal vision of North Norfolk…
The beautiful paintings of local artist Rachel Lockwood are now reaching a wider audience, thanks to the launch publication of the Cley-based Red Hare Publishing…
Out and About: Cromer
As a traditional seaside resort, Cromer still echoes its Victorian roots, retaining everything that attracted those original 19th century holidaymakers.
Cafe Review – Sandringham Visitors Centre
After a pleasant but chilly stroll around the beautiful Sandringham Country Park, the visitor centre cafe and restaurant are a welcome sight. Menus for both eateries are virtually the same with the exception of a few hot meals that are … Continue reading
