Andy Wells is a freelance writer who has contributed to various publications, including Yahoo News UK and AOL UK. His articles cover a range of topics, from current events and social issues to lifestyle and entertainment. With a keen eye for detail and a knack for storytelling, Andy aims to inform and engage readers with his writing.
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Andy Wells covers a mix of evolving and breaking news stories, primarily focusing on entertainment, government & politics, and family & relationships. His articles often center around local controversies or events that have captured public attention.
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By: Andy Wells
Tony Bland, 52, took a deckchair and parasol to the Albert Roundabout in Colchester to highlight what he said is its “beach-like” new look.
Yahoo News UK outlines what we can expect from the government's definition of grey belt land.
The AA has issued an amber warning ahead of the Christmas getaway that could see 23 million cars hit the road on 20 December.
Financial expert Martin Lewis has said the plan to force energy firms to offer household tariffs free of standing charges “isn't the best possible outcome”.
Families in 30 properties on the Nant Morlais cul-de-sac in Pant, Merthyr Tydfil, when the 60ft hole emerged right outside in early December.
Watch: Giant Wales sinkhole repaired ‘in time for families to return home for Christmas'
Households in England and Wales will have to pay out an average of £31 extra for their water bills from April next year, regulator Ofwat has announced.
Gale force winds are expected across large parts of the UK, with gusts of up to 80mph.
Gusts of up to 80mph forecast for this weekend have prompted the Met Office to issue yellow weather warnings for wind.
Households across the UK will face a sharp increase in everyday expenses as a wave of rising bills hits.
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