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World Cup FINAL Screening Roar on the Lionesses in the World Cup Final on the big screen in Tuesday Market Place King’s Lynn hosts another football watch party on Sunday 20 August. The FIFA Women’s World Cup Final will be shown on the giant screen and Alive West Norfolk have some fun football activities to try. The Tuesday Market Place will be radiating the buzz of Stadium Australia as the
KING'S Lynn regret to announce the postponement of Thursday's Sports Insure Premiership clash with Ipswich at the Adrian Flux Arena. The MacInnes Stars have been left in a situation where they are unable to field a competitive team for the fixture. They have applied to British Speedway Promoters' Ltd for a postponement, with a rescheduled date of Monday September 4, and this has been reluctantly accepted. Stars captain Nicolai Klindt
A commemorative service was held in Lynn yesterday to remember the ‘Forgotten Army’ and mark the 78th anniversary of VJ Day.Civic leaders and war veterans gathered on Tuesday morning at the Tower Gardens for a service and wreath-laying in tribute to the Fallen of the Second World War.The event marked the anniversary of Japan’s surrender to the Allies, which finally ended the six-year conflict.VJ Day service was held at King’s
King’s Lynn MacInnes Stars have suffered another huge injury blow with captain Nicolai Klindt hospitalised after a horror crash in Poland.Klindt, who has recorded a string of high scores for the MacInnes Stars this season, was brought down in a three-man pile-up during the Ostrow v Gdansk fixture on Sunday.He has suffered a broken neck in two places, with a C3 fracture, although mercifully there are reported to be no
King’s Lynn Town go into tonight’s away game on the back of a 3-0 defeat at Chester on Saturday.Tonight the Linnets travel to Manchester side Curzon Ashton who are currently lying third in the National League North, having gained a win and draw from their first two games.King’s Lynn, on the other hand, have just a single point from their opener at home to Hereford last weekend, whilst Linnets manager
Lynn travellers are set to benefit from cheaper bus prices thanks to a grant from the Government.New flat fares within Lynn’s ‘town zone’ will come into effect next Monday (August 21), meaning any journey that starts and finishes in that area will cost just £1.50.This has been made possible through money that Norfolk County Council secured from the Department for Transport (DfT) to improve bus services.Lynn bus fares will be
A Lynn-based solicitors firm has warned of the negative effects that the school summer holidays have on couples.Sarah Fairbrother, director of Ward Gethin Archer, has said that family experts in West Norfolk are preparing for an increase in demand from separating parents when the school summer holidays come to an end.She says the “picture postcard” image of happy summer family holidays doesn’t ring true for many.Sarah Fairbrother, director of Ward
Chester City 3 King's Lynn Town 0King's Lynn Town were left searching for their first win of the campaign as on-loan goalkeeper Ronnie Sandford had a baptism of fire between the posts.Sanford - signed from League Two Milton Keynes Dons as cover for the injured Tommy Dixon-Hodge and Paul Jones - was at fault for two goals as the Linnets were punished for their errors in Cheshire.Linnets boss Mark Hughes.Zak
Students from Springwood High School in Lynn got the adventure of a lifetime when they set sail as crew in a 102-year-old fishing boat.The youngsters took part in two trips as part of a joint initiative between the school and the Excelsior Trust, a charity providing sailing experiences for young and disadvantaged people.The pupils travelled on the Excelsior which was built in 1921 to trawl the Northern South Sea. The
Residents are invited to watch England play in the FIFA Women’s World Cup quarter-final match as it is shown on a big screen in Lynn tomorrow.The screen, in the Tuesday Market Place, will be showing England vs Colombia on Saturday.Kick-off for the quarter-final match is at 11.30am, and people are urged to get their seats early to enjoy the action.A big screen will be up on the Tuesday Market Place
