Bill Edgar is a Local Democracy Reporter covering County Durham and Darlington for various media outlets including The Northern Echo, BBC, and more. With a focus on local news and issues in the United Kingdom, Bill's work has been featured in a wide range of publications, showcasing his dedication to reporting on matters that impact the community.
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Darlington, United Kingdom (Local)
Bill Edgar's coverage is focused on local news, with an emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulations in the Darlington area. He frequently covers topics related to local community development, housing, safety concerns, education, and local government matters.
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By: Bill Edgar
Council plans to acquire and demolish the "eyesore" Northgate House in Darlington have been cast in doubt.
By: Bill Edgar
A redevelopment project to preserve an historic building linked to the region’s railway heritage faces a race against time to be completed.
By: Bill Edgar, Jade Mcelwee
Edward Pease House, in Darlington, was earmarked for a £3.5m investment boost as part of the government's Towns Fund programme and is due to be converted into a multi-use space
By: Bill Edgar, Jade McElwee Sun
Efforts are underway in Darlington to restore Edward Pease House, a historic building with ties to the area's railway history, but it seems a race is on to complete the project before bicentenary celebrations hit next year.
By: Bill Edgar
Following the announcement of new funding to help crackdown on anti-social behaviour in ‘hotspot' areas throughout Darlington, the Local Democracy
By: Bill Edgar
Following the announcement of new funding to help crackdown on anti-social behaviour in ‘hotspot’ areas throughout Darlington.
By: Bill Edgar
The Liberal Democrats have revealed their candidate for next month’s Durham Police and Crime Commissioner election.
Labour questions Durham County Council’s ambitions to improve its leisure facilities.
By: Bill Edgar, Bill-Edgar
Labour councillors have warned that Durham County Council's Leisure Transformation Programe has "disappeared off the face of the earth" as residents continue to wait for answers
By: Bill Edgar
The scourge of off-road bikes in County Durham communities is “horrifically difficult to tackle”, concerned residents have been warned.
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