Rebekah Chilvers is a News Editor at Suffolk News, where she focuses on a diverse range of topics including security and law enforcement, public safety, and education. With experience covering everything from disaster response to commercial real estate, she brings a well-rounded perspective to regional and world news. Rebekah's work has been featured in MSN, Lynn News, Fenland Citizen, and Diss Express.
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Rebekah Chilvers focuses on local news, particularly crime and community-related events in the King's Lynn area of the United Kingdom. She seems to be interested in stories related to crime, weather incidents, education, and community events.
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Used cooking oil was stolen from outside two businesses last week.
A new Station Commander who has “already made a significant contribution” to its success has been welcomed at RAF Marham.
By: Rebekah Chilvers
A 24-year-old has been charged with drink-driving after “boy racers” were reported on a retail park last week.
By: Rebekah Chilvers
Norwich City fans should find it easier to travel home to Diss after tomorrow’s match as an additional train service will be arranged.
By: Rebekah Chilvers
A woman was left with a broken nose and eye socket after being headbutted in the early hours of Sunday morning.
By: Rebekah Chilvers
A new supported living development has officially opened, providing 16 “high-quality” accessible homes for people with care and support needs.
By: Rebekah Chilvers
A charity which was founded in West Norfolk has expanded its services to offer support to anyone affected by a military-connected bereavement.
By: Rebekah Chilvers
Motorists have made a splash after navigating a pool of leaked water in Lynn town centre this morning.
A man who was seen lying on a key town road was taken to hospital with minor injuries yesterday.
By: Rebekah Chilvers
Thousands of residents have signed a petition opposing a possible downgrade of a hospital, as politicians continue to seek assurances over its future.
