Yorkshire, United Kingdom (Local)
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Andrew Vine's articles predominantly focus on local government and politics, with a strong emphasis on expert commentary and government announcements. His coverage highlights a keen interest in issues affecting the Yorkshire region of the United Kingdom.
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By: Andrew Vine
It’s difficult to imagine the revulsion and horror that MP Jess Asato must have felt when she became aware that fake images of her had been posted online. They depicted the Labour MP for Lowestoft, in Suffolk, in a state of undress, and one especially repellent image had overtones of her as the victim of a sexual assault.
By: Andrew Vine
Exactly 10 years ago, we were all heading to our local polling station to vote on whether to stay in the EU or leave and nobody could be sure which way it would go.
By: Andrew Vine
I’m getting mightily fed up with the language being used by those either running the country, or hoping to. And no, that doesn’t mean the rancorous and sometimes insulting discourse that can pass for debate these days.
By: Andrew Vine
The e-scooter rider hurtling through Leeds city centre the other day wasn’t stopping for anybody. Old, young, pushing a pram or disabled, everybody in pedestrianised Commercial Street was expected to get out of the way and the broad grin on the rider’s face as people jumped aside to avoid being hit spoke eloquently of what a menace e-scooters have become.
By: Andrew Vine
The capacity of governments for putting forward irredeemably stupid and unworkable schemes never fails to amaze, and it is Yorkshire’s misfortune to be the target of one of the most spectacular examples.
By: Andrew Vine
The peaceful clifftops of Flamborough, with their breathtaking views and soundtrack of nesting seabird colonies, are an unlikely place to get into a furious argument, but that’s what happened to me a week ago.
By: Andrew Vine
There will be many parents in Yorkshire who agree wholeheartedly with the Prime Minister that young people are getting a very rough deal when trying to find a job. Andy Burnham is absolutely right when he says virtual interviews are diminishing the chances of the young, because the technology doesn’t allow them to show their personality or enthusiasm.
By: Andrew Vine
THEY say a picture is worth a thousand words, and in the case of an image currently in the news, the story it tells is one of an impending injustice that every decent person in Britain will find abhorrent.
By: Andrew Vine
According to our Prime Minister, the plan to dump 1,200 illegal migrants on a small village in the Yorkshire countryside is all about fairness. I’d beg to differ, and so would the residents of Linton-on-Ouse, near York, who face seeing the former RAF base on their doorsteps turned into one of the country’s biggest detention centres for asylum seekers.
By: Andrew Vine
Everyone in Yorkshire is familiar with the sinking feeling of coming across illegally dumped waste in a place they love, whether it is a favourite urban park or alongside a footpath through the countryside.
