Beach owners say no to frisbees after another seal injury
INJURIES suffered by a grey seal named after TV favourite Sir David Attenborough have prompted Winterton beach owners to say frisbees are no longer welcome.
The seal released today was rescued...
What's on the other side of the sea? Winterton's twin!
IF you’ve ever stood on the beach at Winterton and wondered about the people living over the horizon on the far shore then you need wonder no more.
Because some of those people shared the...
All aflutter over hoopoe
AN exotic visitor from warmer climes caused a bit of a flap in Winterton during April.
The wide variety of birds that can be seen in the dunes, along with the little tern colony that nests...
Pilot of the airwaves
WHEN 16-year-old Brian James shut the front door of his family home and set off for the capital he had no idea where he was going or what was going to happen.
What he did know was that by...
A new shepherd for the flock
AS the son of a shepherd, looking after a flock runs in Fr John Bloomfield's blood - and so does Norfolk.
The new priest in charge of the Flegg coastal group of churches that includes Winterton...
Underneath the arches
A HISTORIC ruined church on the doorstep of Winterton may eventually have to be closed to the public.
Hidden away among the trees close to Burnley Hall at East Somerton, the beautiful and...
Saved by the bell
BRILLIANT blue skies and beaming faces greeted pupils as they arrived at Winterton Primary School to be told it had almost certainly been saved.
A special assembly followed the announcement...
March back in time to the days of Dad's Army
THE seed of a childhood fascination with TV show Dad’s Army has flowered into an attraction that offers visitors a taste of the 1940s.
Just a short distance from Winterton, Poppylands tearoom...