Ben Lynch is a video editor with a focus on local news in London, United Kingdom. He has written articles for various publications including LondonWorld, Yahoo News UK, and MyLondon, covering a range of topics from local infrastructure improvements to redevelopment plans and conservation efforts. His work has also been featured in publications such as Romford Recorder, The Guardian, and The Irish Times.
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Ben Lynch's coverage focuses primarily on local government, politics, housing, infrastructure, and transport in London. He often covers evolving stories and breaking news related to these topics. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing updates or expert commentary on ongoing projects or announcements related to urban development, transportation improvements, housing initiatives specific to London. Additionally, discussing the impact of government policies on local communities and addressing crime-related issues within the specified geographic focus could be particularly relevant for his coverage area.
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Inspectors praised The Hurlingham Academy for its "admirable vision and ambition"
The Brown Hart Gardens revamp will include significant re-landscaping and expanding the existing café
By: Ben Lynch
City of London councillors have urged Levelling up Secretary Michael Gove to call in and decide a controversial redevelopment scheme on the edge of the Barbican estate.
The Museum of London and neighbouring Bastion House would be demolished and replaced with three office buildings if the scheme is approved
By: Ben Lynch
Stéphanie Petit took 51 per cent of the vote, increasing the Conservative's share by two per cent since the 2022 local elections
By: Ben Lynch
Conservative candidate Stéphanie Petit has won the Norland by-election in Kensington and Chelsea . The new councillor said her win left her
Labour's James Small-Edwards said the result was ‘humbling’ on a day when his party picked up both the local constituency and mayoral votes
By: Ben Lynch
· 4-min read Labour has taken the West Central London Assembly seat for the first time, ousting the Tory incumbent by just over 4,000 votes.
By: Ben Lynch
Labour has taken the West Central London Assembly seat for the first time, ousting the Tory incumbent by just over 4,000 votes.
Will Ryan said when he bought his home by Leadenhall Market 10 years ago there was very little in terms of large office blocks, with even the Walkie-Talkie yet to be built
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