The past fortnight in Sheringham
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The past fortnight in Sheringham

Curated by Norfolk Local·29 July 2026

It's been a busy couple of weeks in and around Sheringham, with plenty to catch up on if you've been out of the loop. From local news stories that have made headlines to exciting events coming up soon, we've rounded up all the key happenings from the past fortnight to bring you right up to speed.

In the Norfolk news

It's been a lively couple of weeks in and around Sheringham, with some exciting developments and events that are sure to have caught the attention of locals and visitors alike. One story that stood out was the remarkable growth of passenger numbers on the Bittern Line, which has seen a staggering quadrupling in the last 30 years. This is great news for commuters and tourists who use this line to travel between Sheringham and Norwich. On a more sombre note, the closure of the busy bus route between Cromer and Sheringham due to a long-term water leak has caused some inconvenience for residents and visitors. However, it's heartening to know that the community project at one of Sheringham's most popular beauty spots, which sparked concern when a notebook went missing, has been resolved happily with the safe return of the book. There was also a lot of excitement in town as Domino's newest store opened its doors, treating crowds to free pizzas and cookies. And while not everyone's summer has been straightforward, thanks to that heatwave (or the rain!), there are plenty of reasons to get out and about in Sheringham - including the excellent Windscape exhibit at the local museum, which is a fantastic way to learn about our beautiful coastline. Finally, it's worth noting that after a long-running dispute was resolved, buses will once again be stopping at the bus shelter in Sheringham. And for theatre lovers, there's plenty of live entertainment on offer this summer, with a packed season announced by local promoters.

What's on: upcoming events

It's been a busy fortnight in Sheringham, with plenty of events and activities to keep locals and visitors entertained. Last Wednesday saw the return of the Summer Rep at the Sheringham Little Theatre, a highlight of the summer season that never fails to impress. And if you missed it, don't worry - there's always something else happening in town. On Wednesdays and Saturdays, shoppers can head down to the weekly market in the heart of Sheringham, where they'll find all manner of goods on offer from local traders. It's a great opportunity to pick up some fresh produce, browse the stalls, and soak up the atmosphere. And if you're planning ahead, mark your calendars for September 18th, when the town will be hosting its Norfolk 1940s Weekend - a fantastic event that brings the past to life with music, dance, and fashion from bygone eras. Looking further ahead, there's even more excitement in store for Sheringham. On November 14th, the town will be transformed into a winter wonderland as it hosts The Norfolk Lights Express, a magical evening of light displays and festive fun that's sure to get you in the mood for Christmas. With so much going on, it's a great time to visit or live in Sheringham - there's always something new to look forward to!

As we bring this fortnightly update to a close, I hope you've enjoyed catching up on the latest happenings in and around our lovely seaside town of Sheringham. For more news and updates from Norfolk's beautiful coast, be sure to explore our archives for further stories and insights into life in Sheringham and beyond.

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29 July 2026
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