Residents and councillors expressed their concerns about potential plans to build 43 houses near a green space as they joined together for a peaceful protest on Saturday. More than a dozen of them spent the morning protesting against West Norfolk Council’s decision to earmark the homes to be built on land next to Harding’s Way in South Lynn, as they say that the area is “unique” and retains a “rural atmosphere”. Residents are pleading for the land – which was once at the heart of the town’s whaling industry – to not be built on. Rally organiser Kevin Waddington said: “When I first came to Lynn…
