Greg Plummer is a Sports Editor for Lynn News, a local newspaper in Wisbech, United Kingdom. With a focus on local sports news, Greg covers a wide range of sports events and provides updates on the latest happenings in the sporting world. He is dedicated to delivering accurate and engaging sports stories to the readers of Lynn News and Fenland Citizen.
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Greg Plummer's coverage heavily focuses on local sporting events, particularly football and rugby in the Wisbech area. Journalists like Greg are likely to be more interested in pitches that involve local sports clubs, upcoming games or events, and human interest stories related to athletes or teams from his coverage area.
Given the emphasis on event coverage within a specific geographic location, individuals with connections to local sports teams or those involved in organizing sporting events within Wisbech would have a higher chance of capturing Greg's attention. Offering exclusive access to players, coaches, or behind-the-scenes insights into these local sports activities could also pique his interest.
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Downham Town boosted their Premier Division play-off chances on Saturday.
March Town boss Ashley Taylor felt his players lacked know-how at the right times as his side exited the FA Vase at home to Daventry Town.
Wisbech Town boss Luke Hipwell said his side looked like a team that hadn't played a competitive fixture since Boxing Day after the loss at Hucknall.
Eight members of Three Counties Running Club took on the fantastic Folksworth 15-mile event on Sunday, hosted by Yaxley Runners and Joggers.
March Athletics Club members took on one of the toughest local races - the Folksworth 15 miler - this week.
By: Greg Plummer
Wisbech avenged the home defeat to March Bears earlier in the season with a clinical demolition to win the reverse fixture 29-8.
Students are clocking up the miles to show their support for a former pupil who is rowing across the Atlantic Ocean for charity.
The deadline to nominate heroes from all walks of life is fast approaching – but you still have time to have your say.
Players from Middleton Hall Golf Club braved sub-zero temperatures to greet the golf club's new captains for 2025.
After two games were postponed due to frozen pitches, Fakenham kicked off 2025 by travelling to Woodbridge for their 13th league fixture of the season
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