Chris Gee is a freelance local democracy reporter for the Manchester Evening News, covering Bolton and Bury in the United Kingdom. With a focus on local news and community issues, Chris's work has been featured in various publications, including the BBC, Daily Mirror, and LancsLive.
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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.
To effectively reach out to Chris Gee, consider providing insights or access to key figures related to local government initiatives and policies in the Greater Manchester area. Additionally, pitches related to town development projects, education reforms or issues within the family and relationship sphere that impact Heywood would likely be of interest.
Given his focus on local economy and council plans within the region of Greater Manchester specifically Heywood; experts familiar with these areas will find their expertise particularly valuable for reaching out effectively.
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By: Chris Gee
A developer plans to provide alternative parking after requesting to use a council-owned public car park as a construction compound.
Bolton has launched its year as Greater Manchester town of culture with an event at the town's famous Octagon Theatre
By: Chris Gee
A new bar is set open this summer at a prime location in the heart of a borough town centre.
By: Chris Gee
The three siblings will be taking over a 1990s night spot.
By: Chris Gee
The Hideout Bar will be the latest addition to the town's thriving bar and restaurant scene
By: Chris Gee
Andy Morgan has served as an elected politician in Bolton for more than two decades
By: Chris Gee
The idea to partially pedestrianise Winter Hey Lane in Horwich has been floated
By: Chris Gee
Drinkers at a popular ‘estate pub’ which has served its community for around 60 years spoke of their sadness at the prospect it could shut.
By: Chris Gee
“If it closes it would be like losing touch with members of my family.”
By: Charlotte Hall, Declan Carey, George Lythgoe, Ethan Davies, Nick Jackson, Chris Gee
These are all the significant planning applications submitted to the 10 Greater Manchester councils this week
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