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Lynn’s Wilko store is set to close next week, it has today been revealed.An update issued on administrators PwC’s website today lists the Lynn shop on New Conduit Street among dozens set to serve customers for a final time on Friday, September 29.The high street chain, which entered administration last month, started its closure process last week.The Wilko store in King's LynnIt comes after it was confirmed last week that
Police are appealing for help to identify a man that they would like to speak to in connection with an assault in Lynn.The incident happened between 1.15pm and 1.20pm on Thursday, August 24 at a business on Old Sunway, when a man assaulted a member of staff.Anyone who recognises the man in the CCTV images should contact PC Kayleigh Marsh at Lynn Police Station on 101 quoting reference 36/61125/23.The incident
Aveley 4 King's Lynn Town 0King's Lynn Town's season slumped to a new low tonight as they were dumped out of the FA Cup by Aveley in their second qualifying round replay.The Linnets went into the tie without an away win in all competitions this season and that statistic rarely looked like changing in Essex as Aveley's best two players from the weekend sunk Lynn in emphatic fashion.It is the
Young footballers from Clenchwarton were lucky enough to have King's Lynn Town's Rob Back and ex-Linnet Joe Taylor at a training session last week.Luton Town striker Taylor, who is currently on loan at League Two Colchester, joined in the under-11 training drills and spoke about his footballing journey from a young age.The prolific fromtman, who has scored five goals in seven appearances for the U's this season, was happy to
King’s Lynn Soccer Club continue to lead the way for female footballers in West Norfolk after joining forces with Peterborough United Women’s first Girls Academy.The link-up with their professional partners is a great opportunity for young girls and female players in the local community to showcase their skills and improve their development.Partner clubs provide the opportunity for our Girls Academy players to train and play in mixed football, U23 players
Captain Jane Proctor scored the only goal of the game as Pelicans Ladies made a winning start at Cambridge South 3s on Saturday.With a few players missing due to injury mixed with the heat it could've been a tough game but Pelicans delivered a dominant display in their East Women's Division 2 North West opener.After efforts from Daisy Nicholas and Megan Antliff, Proctor was on hand to tuck away the
Football was the winner as two of the town's representatives battled it out in the Junior Premier League on Saturday.An impressive King's Lynn Town Under-15s outfit ran out convincing 18-0 winners over nine-man King's Lynn Elite at West Lynn.There was no doubting the extra class and quality of the Linnets against an Elite outfit who battled hard until the bitter end.King's Lynn Town Under-15s v King's Lynn Elite Under-15s at
A Lynn supermarket which was evacuated after a fire took hold at the weekend is set to welcome customers again this afternoon.Several fire crews were called to the blaze at the Sainsbury's store on the Hardwick estate at around 5.50pm on Saturday – with the shop being shut to customers since then.Officials for the company have said an investigation is under way into the cause of the fire and the
A 19-year-old was warned he could end up in prison after he added to his criminal record with a drunken offence.Haydn Bone, of Wormegay Road in Blackborough End, appeared at Lynn Magistrates’ Court on Thursday charged with being drunk and disorderly in a public place.He pleaded guilty to the offence, which he committed on August 13 on Norfolk Street in Lynn.Norfolk Street in Lynn, where Haydn Bone committed his offenceCrown
A woman surrounded by “undesirable” people wound up in court once again after stealing from a town supermarket.Julie Hanks, 34, of Cresswell Street in Lynn, appeared at the town’s magistrates’ court on Thursday charged with theft from a shop.She pleaded guilty to the offence, which she committed on July 13.Julie Hanks stole from Lidl in Lynn. Picture: Google MapsCrown prosecutor Nicola Lamb told magistrates that on that date, Hanks entered
