King’s Lynn star Niels-Kristian Iversen says his side will need to be wary of an Ipswich backlash in Monday’s local derby at the Adrian Flux Arena. It’s less than a fortnight since the Stars finally broke their long win drought against their local rivals with a 48-42 victory in the first leg of the KO
King’s Lynn Town have confirmed their first five pre-season fixtures with League One Peterborough United the visitors to The Walks in the middle of July. The Linnets will open their summer with a trip to Fakenham on Saturday, July 5 (3pm), before a trip to Isthmian League outfit Bury Town a week later (3pm). James
King’s Lynn Town have bolstered their options with the signing of attacking midfielder Jack Lambert from Chester. The creative midfielder is probably best remembered for his playing spell at Darlington, where he netted 26 times in 88 appearances between 2021 and 2023. Reflecting on his switch to Norfolk, Lambert said: “I’m excited to be honest.
George Russell recorded the fourth victory of his Formula One career after triumphing in the Canadian Grand Prix on Sunday. Russell – who was born in King’s Lynn and grew up in Tydd St Giles – made the most of starting on pole position to lead a podium double for his Mercedes team after colleague
Alive King’s Lynn Community Football hosted its annual celebration event last week at the Corn Exchange. The evening focused on the achievements of its community, development, and elite programmes over the past year. The evening brought together players, parents, coaches, and supporters to reflect on an impressive 12 months, marked by sporting success and community
A brilliant all-round team effort gave visitors North Runcton a seventh consecutive victory on Saturday. They defeated second-placed Fakenham to open up a 37-point advantage at the top of the Norfolk Alliance Premier Division. North Runcton opener Ben Skipper is bowled for 37 against Fakenham. Picture: Ian Burt Skipper Luke Caswell won the toss and
The third quad kids event in the 2025 series took place on Saturday at the UEA, in conjunction with the Norfolk Schools’ Championships. West Norfolk AC had a great turnout of athletes across both the under-11 and under-13 age groups. West Norfolk AC’s Samuel Howard, Liam Allitt, Arthur Hollingsworth, Meave Allitt, Jess Watts and Kacey
Snettisham Beach Sailing Club’s Toby and Faith Turner battled it out at the Midlands Area Championships last weekend at Draycote Water Sailing Club. Toby achieved no lower than second place in all eight races to sail himself to victory and claim the sought-after title. Toby Turner on his way to victory at the Midlands Area
In terms of it being make or break for the King’s Lynn Stars in 2025, June was always going to be a pivotal month with seven fixtures planned which could ultimately decide our play-off fate. As I write this, the month couldn’t be going much better. Having seen off the Ipswich Witches already at the
As the hooter went off, he was gone. It was the first, and last, time anyone got near Mitchell Bunn as he stormed to another scintillating Sandringham win. Mitchell Bunn is already a standout performer. Picture: Gareth Hunt The 23-year-old’s success was his third in a row at one of the local flagship 10k races