Christopher Harper is a technology writer at Express.co.uk, specialising in gadgets and gaming. With over a decade of experience, he focuses on topics such as PC hardware, the latest graphic cards, gaming consoles, and consumer technology trends. Christopher's work has been featured in numerous publications including DevonLive, Belfast Live, and the Daily Star (UK).
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Concerns had been raised about the scale of the scheme and its impacts on traffic
By: Christopher Harper
Oadby residents have hit out at the county council for the poor road surface job
The decision has been labelled a 'disastrous day for democracy'
By: Christopher Harper
Leicester’s major boundary expansion is to be given the green light by the government, which will see the city double in size into neighbouring areas – including the Harborough district.
By: Christopher Harper
Leicester’s major boundary change has divided MPs and councillors, with some saying a bigger city is “shameful” while others claim the move is “sensible” and will deliver for residents.
By: Christopher Harper
The pub hit the market in 2023 and has been empty since
By: Christopher Harper
Leicester’s major boundary extension has been called a “big mistake” by residents and business owners in one village that’s set to become part of the city.
By: Christopher Harper
'I don't think it's going to be a positive change'
By: Christopher Harper
A large number of towns and villages currently in Leicestershire will soon be part of an expanded Leicester City authority.
By: Christopher Harper
It follows the news that more towns and villages will be part of the new city authority under local government reorganisation
