Bill Jacobs is a Local Government Reporter based in East Lancashire, United Kingdom. With a focus on local news and issues, Bill has written for various publications including the Lancashire Telegraph, LancsLive, and BBC Mundo. His articles cover a range of topics including politics, community events, infrastructure, and environmental concerns.
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Bill Jacobs focuses on local news, with a significant emphasis on government announcements and press releases. His coverage revolves around topics such as local government, infrastructure, politics, community services, housing, and entertainment. As most of his articles are centered around local UK issues like East Lancs and the surrounding areas.
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By: Bill Jacobs
Tributes have been paid to Hyndburn councillor Edward Blake who died earlier this month after just six months in the role.
An East Lancashire headteacher has praised the resurfacing with new safety features of a busy road outside her Accrington school.
A new £74,096 contract to repair the once notorious automatic retractable bollards in Blackburn town centre has been awarded as ‘an urgent priority'.
By: Bill Jacobs
Fresh images of plans for the controversial cemetery planned by the billionaire Issa brothers in Oswaldtwistle have been revealed.
DARWEN's Labour councillors will be holding an advice surgery in the town's library in Knott Street on Saturday November 16 from 10:30am to 11:30am.
By: Bill Jacobs
A long-awaited new Aldi store in Accrington is back on the starting blocks after councillors sorted out a planning conditions error.
By: Bill Jacobs
Blackburn town centre's Innovation Quarter is set for a £6 million devolution boost from the government as its regeneration continues.
By: Bill Jacobs
A copse of 17 trees used by nine bird species including sparrowhawks and tawny owls has been saved from felling to make way for an LED sign.
A controversial proposal to turn a semi-detached family house in Great Harwood into a small care home has been given the go-ahead.
The scaled-back blueprint halves the size of the graveyard
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