Chris Gee is a Local Democracy Reporter at the Manchester Evening News. He covers the Bolton and Bury councils, focusing on themes such as construction, real estate, and social issues within the context of local politics in Greater Manchester. Chris has been featured in various publications including the Daily Express, BBC News, and the Liverpool Echo.
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Chris Gee's coverage focuses on local news in the Greater Manchester area, with an emphasis on government announcements and press releases. The themes covered include Government & Politics, Crime, Education, Family & Relationships, and Entertainment News.
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By: Chris Gee, Susan Newton
The business applied for retrospective planning permission
By: Chris Gee
The upper floors of the Victoria Buildings on Silver Street in Bury night time 'strip' are set to be converted into 14 flats if plans are given the go-ahead
By: Susan Newton, Chris Gee
The public consultation starts today
By: Chris Gee
Roads in the centre of Ramsbottom would become one-way and a 20mph zone introduced under plans which have been published
A textiles firm will replace 49 UPVC windows in a listed Edwardian mill which were installed without planning permission.
A textiles firm will replace 49 UPVC windows in a listed Edwardian mill which were installed without planning permission.
Bolton Council is also set to overspend its budget this year by around £15M due to growing demand in childrens' services
Bolton Council will need to make £30m of cuts over the next four years as their budget gap grows, councillors have been told.
By: Chris Gee
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