Greg Plummer is a Sports Editor at Lynn News, part of the Iliffe Media group. He covers a range of topics within the sports realm, including football, rugby, golf, and major events like the Olympics, while also delving into sports business and event management. Greg's work has been featured in the Fenland Citizen and Lynn News.
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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.
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Under-17 rink hockey players from Lynn travelled to Colchester for what looked a tough day on paper in their first tournament of 2025.
Jenson Sayell picked up his first podium of 2025 after taking his Intermax kart to Kimbolton at the weekend.
The scheduled fifth race in the Ryston XCGP Series took place on Sunday.
In his weekly Your Local Paper column, Mark Hearle discusses National League North Marine’s plans to build a new stadium.
King's Lynn manager Rob Lyon says retaining key members of last year’s side was a big part of the overall jigsaw for 2025.
King's Lynn Town have extended their £5 ticket offer until midnight on Monday - but have a huge home game before then as Hereford visit The Walks.
King's Lynn Town slipped out of the play-off places with a 2-0 home defeat to Hereford who replaced them in the top seven of the league standings.
Downham Town and Heacham both recorded wins in the Thurlow Nunn League this afternoon while Swaffham Town suffered another home thumping.
March Town closed the gap on two of the leading pack in the league table with a 3-0 win over Histon this afternoon.
By: Greg Plummer
Adam Lakeland felt his King's Lynn Town side were the better team against Hereford on Saturday as the Bulls displayed a clinical lacking by the hosts.
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