NR28 belongs to North Walsham, about 14.1 miles north of Norwich in the North Norfolk district. Its coverage record is the longest in this group — North Walsham, Antingham, Crostwight, Honing, Knapton, Trunch, Paston and Ridlington — and the ward list reaches out as far as Bacton and Happisburgh. An outcode that runs from a town to a shoreline behaves differently from one built around a single settlement, and that is the thread running through this page.
What NR28 actually covers
The post town is NORTH WALSHAM, and the town is the largest settlement the outcode takes in, but the coverage list does not stop there. Add Antingham, Crostwight, Honing, Knapton, Trunch, Paston and Ridlington and you have a band of parishes running north and east of the town. The wards tell the same story from the other direction: Bacton, Happisburgh, Hoveton & Tunstead, and the three North Walsham wards — East, Market Cross and West. The parishes behind them include Antingham, Bacton, Dilham, Felmingham and Honing.
North Walsham sits around 14.1 miles from Norwich city centre, so nothing here should be read as a Norwich suburb; it is a town in North Norfolk with its own surrounding villages. Every address in the outcode is delivered through the same InPost locker network as the rest of the NR area, and the city itself is handled separately by the Norwich delivery guide and the NR1 page.
Why North Walsham addresses don't fit a doorstep route
The ward names carry the useful detail. North Walsham Market Cross, North Walsham East and North Walsham West split the town three ways, which is what you would expect where a settlement is dense enough to be divided up. Beyond that the wards are named for parishes and for coastal ground — Bacton, Happisburgh, Hoveton & Tunstead — and those take in a far thinner spread of addresses.
That combination is the difficulty for a doorstep round. A town ward gives a cluster of doors close together, but every one of those doors still has to be answered for the delivery to count. A coastal or parish ward gives fewer doors over far more ground. A single run covering both cannot be efficient at either end: it either rushes the town or leaves the parishes half done.
There is also the sheer reach of the code. Knapton, Trunch and Paston are all inside NR28, and an address in any of them is several miles from North Walsham town centre even though it shares the post town. Ordering from Paston is not the same practical exercise as ordering from the middle of the town, and the parish list — Antingham, Bacton, Dilham, Felmingham, Honing — shows how many separate small places sit inside the one outcode.
The locker that works for NR28
NR28 orders are collected from an InPost locker you select at checkout, and that selection is driven by the address rather than the outcode. Enter the full postcode and the list you get is limited to the points that serve it — no wider area, and no assumption that the cabinet nearest the town centre is the right answer for a Paston address.
The account-level steps are identical for every order. Age is verified once, confirming the holder is 21 or over, and the wallet is topped up by card or USDT before checkout. There is no separate age check each time you order.
Delivery is £5 per order in NR28, and that figure is the total charge regardless of what the basket contains.
Where the week goes for a North Walsham order
Dispatch happens within twenty-four hours of an NR28 order being confirmed, and the weekend is not excluded from that. After it leaves, the parcel is in the InPost network, moving between hubs rather than being driven to a front door.
The locker leg usually takes two to three working days after dispatch, and tracking follows the parcel for the whole of that stretch. The working days are the same whatever the outcode, because they are counted from the moment of dispatch rather than from any distance to Norwich.
Collection is a 72-hour window from arrival. The code comes to your phone, the compartment opens for it, and a parcel left beyond the window returns to us instead of being held in the cabinet. If your nearest listed point is one you only pass occasionally, check the list at checkout before committing the order.
North Walsham questions we actually get
Does a Knapton or Trunch address use the same cabinet as one in North Walsham Market Cross ward?
It can differ. Knapton and Trunch are parish addresses inside NR28, well away from the three town wards, and the list of serving points is generated from the postcode rather than the outcode. An NR28 address in the town and one in Trunch are the same code and not necessarily the same cabinet.
How is an Antingham or Honing address handled at checkout?
Exactly as any other address is: you enter the complete postcode, the site returns the points that serve that address, and you pick from them. Antingham and Honing share the outcode with North Walsham but sit in their own parishes, so the postcode does the work rather than the town name, and a Crostwight or Ridlington address is treated the same way.
