North Lynn Borough Councillor Austen Moore. September 2026 Update King's Lynn & West Norfolk.

North Lynn Borough Councillor Austen Moore August 2026 Update. As one of your North Lynn Borough Councillors, I want to provide residents with a regular update on the issues I have been working on across North Lynn & King's Lynn and West Norfolk. This month I have been involved in a number of issues affecting local residents, including community grants, supporting small businesses, anti social behaviour involving e bikes and continuing to scrutinise the proposed new swimming

As North Lynn Borough Councillor, I was elected to represent the interests of local residents and to focus on the issues they raise with me every week. Those conversations are about the condition of our neighbourhoods, the quality of local services and the future of our communities. They are not about asking the Borough Council to become an arbiter of which causes or campaigns deserve official recognition.

North Lynn Borough Councillor Austen Moore - Updates For Residents July 2026. One of the most important parts of being a Borough Councillor is not just attending meetings, but asking difficult questions, challenging decisions, and ensuring that public money is spent wisely. Over the past few weeks I have continued to do exactly that through my work attending the Corporate Performance Panel and the Environment and Community Panel.

At the recent Borough Council of West Norfolk Full Council meeting, I proposed a motion to replace the Council's 2021 Climate Emergency declaration with a Practical Environmental and Resilience Strategy. Although the motion was not supported by a majority of councillors, I believe the debate raised an important question that will only become more relevant in the years ahead: Where should local councils focus their time, money and resources? My argument was never that we shoul

Full Council Update: Reform North Lynn Borough Councillor Austen Moore

North Lynn Boxing Club: Austen Moore North Lynn Borough Councillor’s Update. Austen Moore North Lynn Borough Councillors helps to start North Lynn Youth Boxing Club free of charge for young people in North Lynn, King's Lynn.

North Lynn Food Hub: Austen Moore North Lynn Borough Councillor helps the Food Hub in North Lynn get some new refrigeration.

Long Ponds North Lynn: Austen Moore Borough Councillor North Lynn. Councillor Austen Moore was contacted by a concerned North Lynn local resident who was concerned about the water levels of the Long Ponds and the rubbish in them

Lee Masters, Vice Chair North West Norfolk Reform UK Laying our Branch Wreath at the Tower Gardens, War Memorial King's Lynn

Net Zero? Or Net Burden? A Call for Common-Sense Energy Policy. The climate debate in Britain has become an echo chamber. We constantly hear that we must all “accept Net Zero,” that it’s inevitable or moral, or that dissent is irresponsible. But what if the greatest injustice lies not in rejecting the goal, but in how it’s being forced upon us without logic, timing, or compassion?

By the Reform Councillors – Borough Council of King’s Lynn & West Norfolk As Reform councillors, we recently voted against the council’s proposal to borrow an additional £16 million for the Guildhall “Shakespeare Experience” project. A cultural regeneration scheme in King’s Lynn town centre now estimated to cost around £30 million in total. We want to be very clear: we support investment in heritage and believe in the value of culture. But public money, especially borrowed pu

Watch a quick recap on the recent Reform UK press conference on law and order in the UK.