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West Norfolk ended Bedford Athletic's two-year winning streak on home soil with a nail-biting success at the weekend.
Downham Stow has made a major signing for the 2025 season by swooping for Norfolk opening bowler Brett Stolworthy.
Grimston Cricket Club began their indoor cricket campaign at Alive Lynnsport with a tough opening fixture against a dominant Swaffham CC side.
Under-11 roller hockey players from Lynn travelled to Letchworth needing to win all three games to take control of the title race.
Pelicans finally got their 2025 and the second half of their season in the Premier Division underway with a derby defeat at home to Dereham.
West Norfolk karting champ Jenson Sayell was at Huntingdon at the weekend collecting his runner-up Championship trophy from last season.
After two games were postponed due to frozen pitches, Fakenham kicked off 2025 by travelling to Woodbridge for their 13th league fixture of the season
Downham Town boosted their Premier Division play-off chances on Saturday.
King's Lynn Town boss Adam Lakeland says he is confident of bringing in reinforcements as the club continues its promotion push.
King's Lynn Town substitute Ross Crane netted his third goal of the season as the Linnets moved up to second in the National League North standings.
New King’s Lynn signing Chris Harris can’t wait to get going at the Adrian Flux Arena this season.
In his weekly Your Local Paper column, Gavin Caney predicts a 2025 to remember for the King’s Lynn Stars and King’s Lynn Town Football Club.
King's Lynn favourite Niels-Kristian Iversen will stage a Testimonial meeting as the opening speedway event of 2025 at the Adrian Flux Arena.
