Four people remain on remand and face trial after being accused of assaults in King’s Lynn which closed road for 36 hours

Four people believed to have been involved in a weekend of crime in Lynn will face trial after being accused of committing several offences.

Police were called to a fight involving a group of people on Littleport Street in Lynn at around 4am on Sunday, March 3, where one man was left seriously injured.

The road was closed for more than 36 hours while police were investigating.

Police believed the incident was linked to two assaults which took place the day before, which left two men with serious injuries at Millfleet Court.

Also on March 3 at 8.13am, another man was seriously assaulted on Blackfriars Road.

Ben Mallet, Lewis Mitchell, Nathan Roberts and Georgia McGregor all appeared at Norwich Crown Court on Friday where they entered a number of pleas to different offences from that weekend.

Mitchell, Mallet and Roberts all denied committing robbery.

Mallet, 21, from Wymondham, also denied wounding somebody with intent and having an offensive weapon in his possession.

McGregor, 26, of Dodmans Court in Lynn, and Mitchell, 21, of Dodmans Close in Lynn, denied causing grievous bodily harm in relation to the Blackfriars Road incident, but McGregor admitted a similar lesser offence without intent.

Roberts, 23, of Gaywood Road in Lynn, admitted causing grievous bodily harm and having an offensive weapon in a public place.

Mitchell and Roberts all denied another offence of robbery.

All four will remain on remand until a trial, which will take place at Norwich Crown Court on September 2.