Christian Barnett is a Local Democracy Reporter at Worcester News. He focuses on areas such as construction and real estate, urban development, and public policy, often covering topics related to the housing market and education. Christian's work has been featured in various publications, including Stourbridge News, BBC News, and Yahoo News.
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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.
If you're reaching out to Christian with pitches or expertise, consider providing insights into local government policies and their implications for the community. Additionally, expertise in urban planning projects or sustainable initiatives within Birmingham could be of interest to him.
Given his focus on local news and regulations specific to Birmingham, pitching stories about conservation efforts in the area or proposals for new business developments that align with city ordinances may resonate well with him.
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By: Christian Barnett
Previous plans to turn the former supermarket into a banqueting hall and trampoline park never got off the ground
By: Christian Barnett
A developer will try again to demolish an empty pub to make way for a new shop.
The developer said Sandwell Council's planners had ‘recognised themselves’ that 190 homes could not be built on the land
By: Christian Barnett
Plans to turn a three-bed home into a new nursery have been thrown out by a government inspector.
By: Christian Barnett
A plan to build nearly 50 flats next to the Black Country Route in Bilston has been re-submitted.
By: Christian Barnett
Several plans have been proposed for the disused site over the last decade - including more than 100 flats which was rejected by councillors and a government inspector
Several plans have been proposed for the disused site over the last decade - including more than 100 flats which was rejected by councillors and a government inspector
By: Christian Barnett
The planning inspector said an extension would be 'bulky and cramped' and the nursery would lead to more disruption for neighbours
Christian Barnett - Local Democracy Reporting Service A planned £80m upgrade to a cold storage firm's warehouse, in a proposal that would double storage capacity, has been given the go-ahead.
The approved proposal will create 37 new jobs and double storage capacity at the site.
