Heacham manager Paul Hunt insists his side are “in it to win it” this season as they prepare for their second full campaign under his leadership. Hunt believes a carefully blended squad of experience and youthful energy has what it takes to make a serious push. The Magpies begin their Thurlow Nunn Premier Division campaign
Lynn racing fans are bracing for a high-octane evening as Metal Mayhem takes over the Adrian Flux Arena on Saturday. More than 150 cars are confirmed, promising fans an adrenaline-charged spectacle packed with crashes, speed, and unmissable entertainment. With 19 races and two destruction derbies on the schedule, the event is set to deliver non-stop
Aaron Alexander has been crowned the Elite British Prokart Champion following a flawless performance at the Llandow Circuit in South Wales. Lynn-based Alexander, of FSR Haase Ltd, delivered a commanding display across the entire weekend. He secured pole position in qualifying before going on to win every heat and the final, completing a clean sweep
Wiggenhall Bowls Club recently held their inaugural four-team tournament. Staged in lovely sunny weather, the event brought teams together from Lynn, Shouldham, Clenchwarton and hosts Wiggenhall. With each club providing teams of eight players, they played two blocks of four players. After a total of 24 games of six ends played in a round-robin format,
Speed and spirit shone through at the latest Lynn parkrun, where Shaun Mann’s blistering pace from the start saw him finish first with a new personal best of 16:51. His performance also earned him top spot in the age grading with an impressive 89.71%, narrowly ahead of parkrun regular Pauline Sparrow, who recorded 89.37%. Dawn
West Norfolk athletes refused to let the downpours dampen their spirits at the Eastern Area Athletics Championships. The intense heat gave way to downpours, making life a bit cooler but trickier for the athletes taking part. Several West Norfolk athletes took part in what is a potential medal-winning event, celebrating the best of the region.
A small group of West Norfolk endurance athletes participated in a variety of events this weekend. Starting on Saturday, when Ryan Oakes took part in Boudicca Way Ultra Marathon, a 50k foot race, starting from Diss and finishing in Trowse. The course was self-navigated for athletes and the terrain consisted of wet, slippery bogs and
Lynn racing fans are bracing for a high-octane evening as Metal Mayhem takes over the Adrian Flux Arena on Saturday. More than 150 cars are confirmed, promising fans an adrenaline-charged spectacle packed with crashes, speed, and unmissable entertainment. With 19 races and two destruction derbies on the schedule, the event is set to deliver non-stop
The King’s Lynn Stars pulled off the shock of the season to qualify for the Premiership Knockout Cup Final at the expense of local rivals Ipswich. Leading by six points going into the second leg at Foxhall last Thursday evening, very few people gave the Stars side much chance of making the final, especially as
Rob Lyon is a winner. He’s arguably the finest boss in King’s Lynn history and led the Stars to Premier League trebles in 2006 and 2009. He almost clinched an elusive top-flight title in 2018. Sadly for Lynn fans, he finally achieved that feat in 2021 – but at Peterborough. Stars boss Rob Lyon. Picture: