Andy Giddings is a broadcast journalist with a focus on sports and current affairs. He writes for various outlets, including BBC News, BBC Mundo, and the Cigalah Group. Andy's work has also been featured in CoventryLive.
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Andy Giddings covers a wide range of local news, including crime, infrastructure, and community events. His articles often include government announcements and evolving stories related to these topics.
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The National Trust agrees to take over the day-to-day running of Coventry's Charterhouse.
Fashion designer Lauren Broxton says Walsall's leather industry shows "where we come from".
The collection includes letters, drawings, autographs and other material from creator A.A. Milne.
It is the second phase of a highways scheme in the town, which began last year. Highways engineers are due to reconstruct the A511 Horninglow Road North, from the junction of Farm Road to Tutbury Road.
Warwick District Council wants to know how people have been using St Nicholas Park.
The sale of the building in Wolverhampton fell through, despite beating its guide price in December.
The plaque marks a royal visit to the Crewe railway works in 1913 and has been relocated.
Ky Shaw says he struggled at school and got into trouble with the police before landing the job.
Stoke-on-Trent City Council is looking for up to 50 people to join a new Citizens Assembly.
Alan Edwards says the debate surrounding grooming gangs takes attention away from the victims.
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