Greg Plummer is a Sports Journalist at Iliffe Media. He focuses on the local sports scene in West Norfolk, particularly as the go-to reporter for King's Lynn Town FC, covering both home and away matches. Greg's work has been featured in Diss Express, Lynn News, Stratford Herald, Fenland Citizen, Worcester News, and Suffolk Free Press.
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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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King’s Lynn Town face a demanding Bank Holiday weekend with two fixtures against sides currently sitting in the National League North’s top eight.
Lynn driver Ryan Bensley is delighted to have secured his first points of the British Touring Car Championship.
After a busy spell of cup action, Fenland’s football clubs return to league duty this weekend.
North Runcton Cricket Club capped their centenary season in style after securing back-to-back Norfolk Alliance Premier Division titles.
Former Lynn rider Ashton Boughen continues his bid for the FIM Flat Track World Championship when the series comes to the Adrian Flux Arena tomorrow.
King’s Lynn Town surrendered a half-time lead for the second successive match as they slipped to a 4-2 defeat at Hebburn Town this afternoon.
King’s Lynn Town Paul Caddis accepted full responsibility after watching his side surrender a half-time lead for the second successive game.
March Town, Fakenham Town and Parson Drove all celebrated victories today, while Wisbech Town drew and Whittlesey Athletic and Heacham lost.
Jack Bell led a Great Britain one-two in a dramatic weather-affected FIM Flat Track World Championship round at the Adrian Flux Arena on Saturday.
Lynn No.1 Max Fricke is a World Champion, having struck gold with Australia in Warsaw on Saturday.
