Greg Plummer is a Sports Journalist at Iliffe Media. He focuses on the local sports scene in West Norfolk, particularly as the go-to reporter for King's Lynn Town FC, covering both home and away matches. Greg's work has been featured in Diss Express, Lynn News, Stratford Herald, Fenland Citizen, Worcester News, and Suffolk Free Press.
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Greg Plummer's coverage heavily focuses on local sporting events, particularly football and rugby in the Wisbech area. Journalists like Greg are likely to be more interested in pitches that involve local sports clubs, upcoming games or events, and human interest stories related to athletes or teams from his coverage area.
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By: Greg Plummer
New recruits have been making their mark at Downham Croquet Club as another successful season at Stow Hall Gardens draws towards a close.
Young roller hockey players from across the region and further afield came together for a summer camp in King’s Lynn.
Swaffham Town showed plenty of character to fight back from two goals down and earn a deserved point at Shoemakers Lane.
Gingerbreads have back-to-back home games to look forward to over the next few days.
It’s a mixture of league and cup action for Fenland’s four senior football sides tomorrow afternoon.
King’s Lynn Town boss Paul Caddis has described the National League North as a “mad division” as his side prepares for the visit of Chorley tomorrow.
Lynn’s play-off hopes remain alive after a night of incredible drama in the Premiership, as the fight for the top four continues into next week.
A stunning Jesse Nwabueze free-kick helped King’s Lynn Town return to winning ways with a 2-0 victory over Chorley this afternoon.
Paul Caddis hailed another moment of magic from Jesse Nwabueze after the Linnets bounced back from their midweek loss with a 2-0 victory over Chorley.
By: Greg Plummer
There were wins for Wisbech Town, March Town, Downham Town and Whittlesey Athletic today, while Parson Drove, Fakenham and Heacham were all beaten.
