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Division One table-toppers Reffley faced one of their title challengers this weekend with a trip to unbeaten Docking.Both have had a great start to the season with Reffley having received just the one loss this season between them.It was the Reds of Reffley who led 2-1 at half-time thanks to goals from Precious Bisong and Ben Harris.Returning to action, Ricky Toll sets up a Swaffham Reserves attack against Caister Reserves
Christmas arrived early for Marshland St James’ Karting Champion Jenson Sayell on Saturday when he collected his 2023 Super One Micromax Champions trophy in a glitzy award ceremony held at Kart Mania at Silverstone.As he took the top step on the podium showered in gold confetti, Sayell received a multitude of prizes including a new Bell crash helmet, a set of tyres, a photo canvas of his winning kart and
There will be a couple of familiar faces back at the Walks on Saturday when King's Lynn Town host Banbury United in the National League North.Tai Fleming and Ken Charles will be both be back on their old stomping ground as Lynn look to end a run of three successive league and cup defeats.Lynn-born Fleming joined Banbury in July and has been ever-present in the starting line-up in league games
“Extremely limited” train services departing and arriving from Lynn will be operating on Sunday due to works being carried out along the line.Passengers are advised to travel the day before where possible to avoid disruption caused by the “essential improvement work” by Network Rail.Rail replacement buses are said to be running to “key stations” and many stations will not be served for the whole day.Rail operators have warned of "extremely
A carers event was put on to give advice to those who need it in the community.Lynn Rest Hub on Norfolk Street held its regular carers forum last Thursday evening for people to drop in to have a chat with someone.There were cakes and refreshments to tuck into when people were dropping in.Carers forum at Lynn Rest Hub. Picture: Ian BurtCarers forum at Lynn Rest Hub. Picture: Ian BurtMany organisations
Young scouts have enjoyed commemorating a popular children’s book in an event held in Lynn.The 12th King’s Lynn Squirrel Scouts, who are aged between four and six years old, have been commemorating the 100th birthday of author Judith Kerr, who wrote ‘The Tiger Who Came to Tea.’Scout leader Tracey Clark explained the children were recently invited to Lynn’s Museum while they were holding an exhibition to celebrate the centenary.Scouts at
“I’m scared. I am being sick every day. I’m not eating properly because I can’t, because I am constantly looking over my shoulder every way I turn.”Those are the words of Andrew Jarman, who has been homeless and sleeping rough on the streets of Lynn for months.He has been left shocked by what he feels is West Norfolk Council’s unwillingness to provide any accommodation for him, having done so previously.
Finally, the recent wet weather abated to allow the Mid Norfolk Youth League girls' divisions to go ahead in full.The result of the day came at Kingsway, where KLSC Lionesses took on Watlington in the Under 12s.Buoyed by picking up their first win a fortnight earlier, KLSC raced into the lead with a first-half Summer Ellis hat-trick, the first of which came within the opening minute.Hat-trick hero Summer Ellis with
In a thrilling display of resilience and teamwork,under-15 players from West Norfolk Rugby Club pulled off an extraordinary comeback to secure a 21-29 victory against Shelford away in a chilly encounter on Sunday morning.The West Norfolk squad faced adversity from the start, as illnesses left them with only 15 players and no substitutes.Despite the setback, the boys eagerly travelled the long ride to Shelford in Cambridge, ready for the challenge
