Charlotte Green is a Local Democracy Reporter at the Manchester Evening News, covering Tameside and Oldham councils. Her work often explores themes related to social issues, including crime and homelessness, as well as cultural topics like theater and holidays. Charlotte's reporting has been featured in various outlets, including the Manchester Evening News, BBC News, and the Daily Mirror.
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Charlotte Green's coverage is primarily focused on local government announcements, political developments, and real estate in the Greater Manchester area with a specific focus on Oldham. She would likely be interested in pitches from local government officials, community leaders, and real estate experts who can provide insights or commentary related to housing issues, development plans, and political decisions affecting the region.
Given her extensive coverage of local politics and housing concerns within Oldham and Greater Manchester, Charlotte may be receptive to sources who can offer firsthand accounts or expert analysis regarding these topics. Additionally, she appears to have a strong interest in covering official announcements and legal policy regulations at the local level.
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By: Charlotte Green
Political leaders in Oldham have backed calls for a ceasefire in Gaza
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By: Charlotte Green
Councils across the UK are facing difficult decisions about their budgets. Local Authorities are struggling to find ways to cut millions from their spending plans without making council services suffer.
Opposition councillors met last night (February 8) to put forward proposed amendments to the council’s budget plans but the council leader has already declared she will ‘absolutely not’ consider their proposals. Council boss Arooj Shah, a labour councillor for St Mary’s ward, accused the Lib Dem and Tory councillors of ‘saying things for the headlines’ instead of taking the budget amendments seriously.
By: Charlotte Green
An unassuming field at the end of Granby Street in Chadderton will soon be unrecognisable as it is transformed into a lavish fruit orchard this Saturday.
By: Charlotte Green
After winning a £50k government grant, a team of community groups, local councillors and Oldham Council's environment workers have hatched a plan for four new community gardens in Oldham.
By: Charlotte Green, Martin Garner
In November 2023, we shared our thoughts on the First-Tier Tribunal (“FTT”) decision in On Tower UK Limited v Gravesham Borough Council, in which it was held that an operator could seek an order imposing a new Code agreement under Part 4 of the Electronic...
By: Martin Garner, Warren Gordon, Charlotte Green
Summary The Upper Tribunal has delivered a significant decision on the terms of a lease renewal of a greenfield telecommunications site under the Electronic Communications Code. In particular, in deciding the terms of a landlord's break right the Tribunal...
By: Charlotte Green, Martin Garner, Warren Gordon
When looking at telecoms agreements it is important to be clear whether or not you are dealing with a lease or a licence. If an “Old Code” agreement (i.e. those entered into prior to 28 December 2017) and the agreement does take effect as a lease and it is...
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