Christian Barnett is a Local Democracy Reporter at Worcester News. He covers a range of topics including construction and real estate, urban design, and education, with a focus on planning and development within local communities. Christian's work has been featured in various publications such as the Stourbridge News, Malvern Gazette, and BBC News, among others.
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Christian Barnett primarily focuses on local government announcements and legal policy regulations in Birmingham, UK. His coverage also includes topics related to sustainability, urban planning, business development, and sports facilities.
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By: Christian Barnett
A council has scrapped a restriction to allow a storage facility to permanently open 24 hours a day.
City of Wolverhampton Council plans extra provision at three secondaries and one primary school.
By: Christian Barnett
The store had originally applied to sell alcohol from 6am but was pushed back after drawing criticism from neighbours over school children walking past
Concerns were raised by neighbours
By: Christian Barnett
30 jobs would be created by the venture in the former Evans Halshaw Peugeot garage in Carters Green.
By: Christian Barnett
Police called for a review of the licence for Wolverhampton's Oxygene club after a stabbing outside.
Police called for a review of the licence for Wolverhampton's Oxygene club after a stabbing outside.
City of Wolverhampton Council plans extra provision at three secondaries and one primary school.
Colton Hills Community School will provide an additional 400 places by 2031, councillors agree.
The plans have been backed despite concerns from a headteacher at an 'undersubscribed' school that it would hit already struggling numbers
