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Super One Micromax champion Jenson Sayell sported a smart new livery for Hunts Kart Racing Club’s Round 9 at Kimbolton as he boosted his hopes of another title over the weekend.After a difficult first two heats, the Marshland St James driver won heat three and the final to end the meeting on a high and further strengthen his HKRC championship bid.Sayell’s Micromax class was joined by Honda Cadets and Iame
Local pride will be at stake when Downham Town welcome Heacham to the SCL Memorial Field tonight (7.45pm).Downham have made a stunning start to the new season and remain unbeaten after their opening nine games in the Thurlow Nunn Premier Division.Heacham have also had a reasonable start to life in the top flight, picking up 11 points from their opening 12 fixtures.The Downham Town management teamLooking ahead to the derby
The son of a murdered soldier has won a prestigious award after raising more than £100,000 for charity.13-year-old Jack Rigby, the son of Royal Fusilier Lee Rigby – who was killed on the way to his barracks in May 2013 – has won a Daily Mirror Pride of Britain Award after raising tens of thousands of pounds for Lynn charity Scotty’s Little Soldiers.Jack and his mum Rebecca, from Halifax, attended
If you’re looking for an evening meal out in a beautiful, historic setting, with good quality comfort food and a stunning river view, then you can’t go wrong with Marriott’s Warehouse on Lynn’s South Quay.It had been a few years since we had paid our last visit to the cafe and restaurant – housed in a building dating back to the 1580s – and I’m sure it won’t be too
Pelicans ladies came out on top of a rollercoaster encounter at home to Cambridge University 3rds on Sunday.The team has never been short of a goal or two and that trend was continued in a pulsating East Women's Division 2 North West affair at Alive Lynnsport.A thrilling first half saw the teams locked at 3-3 going into the break before the home side's extra quality shone through in the second
Pelicans made it back-to-back 5-1 wins at Kettering to sit second in the league standings after their opening four matches.The men emulated their victory against Cambridge University the previous week on a surface that resembled a beach more than a hockey pitch.The visitors started the game confidently but had to soak up some pressure in the early exchanges.Pelicans Ladies 2nds face the camera before their home game against Cambridge South
Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour is on track to become the highest-grossing tour in history, and for good reason.The Rolling Stone Magazine has called it her “greatest live triumph yet” and you still have the chance to see it in case you missed out on tickets - or want to see it more than once - because the film version is showing in cinemas globally, starting this Friday.‘Swifties’ all over the
A group of performers who pay tribute to artists such as Cher, Tina Turner, Blondie and Janis Joplin are set to showcase their talents in a concert in Lynn.‘Women In Rock’ is a music show that is currently on their critically-acclaimed UK and international tour - they will be performing at The Corn Exchange in Lynn on Saturday.Since 2016, the group have been providing audiences with high-energy performances which feature
A head teacher will face trial next year after denying claims of harassment and obstruction.Greg Hill, who was head teacher at Gaywood’s Howard Junior School when he was first arrested earlier this year, was charged with two offences in August.He made his first appearance at Norwich Magistrates’ Court today, pleading not guilty to harassment without violence and resisting arrest.Greg HillHill, who was suspended from his teaching position following his arrest,
Youngsters have been praised for their “great thoughtfulness” when coming up with the name for a major housing development.The new 226-home scheme at Gaywood Parkway was named by King’s Lynn Academy students last year after a famous World War I veteran from the area.Lovell housing developers had tasked the students with naming and creating a logo for the project, which is in partnership with West Norfolk Council.The students took their
