Kris Johnston is a Trainee Reporter at The Lynn News and Fenland Citizen. With a focus on construction, real estate, and urban development, Kris covers a range of topics including the housing market, property management, and public security. Kris is featured in the Spalding Guardian, Lincolnshire Free Press, and various other publications.
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Kris Johnston's coverage mainly focuses on local crime, government & politics in Kings Lynn, United Kingdom. The majority of the articles cover evolving stories and breaking news related to crime and government announcements.
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By: Kris Johnston
A head teacher has spoken of her delight after Ofsted’s positive report on a town infant school.
Fire crews battled a blaze at a derelict building yesterday afternoon.
A new service offering support to people struggling with substance misuse has been launched.
Nominations for this year’s Newark and Sherwood Community and Sports Awards are set to open this week.
By: Kris Johnston
In Peter Case's column on May 13, 2026 ( "It's time to move on from the EMS debate" ), he encourages the community to “move on” from the
By: Kris Johnston
Plans to convert a three-bedroom home into a holiday let have been submitted.
Plans for a new motorway drive-thru restaurant have been altered so a different fast food giant can fill the premises.
A public warning has been issued after human faeces and “soiled toilet paper” were found near a village lake.
By: Kris Johnston
Plans to improve pedestrian safety along one of the busiest routes into Newark have taken a big step forward.
A man has been arrested and remains in police custody after a stabbing in a pub beer garden.
