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.
Given the emphasis on event coverage within a specific geographic location, individuals with connections to local sports teams or those involved in organizing sporting events within Wisbech would have a higher chance of capturing Greg's attention. Offering exclusive access to players, coaches, or behind-the-scenes insights into these local sports activities could also pique his interest.
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Linnets draw a blank at home to the Sandgrounders
Lynn Roller Hockey Club continued their unbeaten start to the Premier League season.
There were wins for March Town United, Wisbech Town and Parson Drove in Thurlow Nunn League action on Saturday afternoon.
King’s Lynn Town manager Paul Caddis says his side must take the positives after extending their unbeaten run to five games.
A talented West Norfolk teenager has made waves on the national sailing stage after storming to his first title with a commanding display.
Downham Town boss had accepted defeat before an extraordinary late comeback earned his side an unlikely point.
King’s Lynn Town have been handed a home draw against Southern League Premier Central side Stourbridge in the FA Trophy.
March Town manager Ash Taylor praised his side’s composure after they overcame difficult conditions to record a 4-1 victory at Kirkley and Pakefield.
Wisbech Town Reserves bounced back from last week’s disappointing performance with an emphatic 6-0 victory away at Isleham in Senior A.
Sonya Brown and David Collins took the honours as 20 players gathered at Heacham Sports and Social Club for the annual Open Singles Cup competition.
