Duncan Browne is a Sports Editor with a focus on local sports in the Spalding area of the United Kingdom. His work has appeared in various publications, including the Spalding Guardian and Lincolnshire Free Press, Lynn News, Rutland & Stamford Mercury, Grantham Journal, and Cigalah Group. Duncan covers a range of sports stories, from local events and achievements to profiles of athletes and analysis of sporting trends.
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Spalding, United Kingdom (Local)
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Duncan Browne's coverage is predominantly focused on local news, crime, and community events in Spalding, United Kingdom. He often covers government announcements and breaking news related to these areas.
When reaching out to Duncan, consider providing information or access to local events, crime reports or investigations with a focus on Spalding. Additionally, pitches related to community-oriented stories such as the success of campaigns or initiatives that impact the area are likely to resonate with him.
Given his focus on entertainment news as well, he may also be interested in human-interest stories about individuals achieving success through unique hobbies or experiences in the local area.
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Plans to build six bungalows on a village site have been submitted.
By: Duncan Browne
A construction worker who ‘almost cut up’ a police car was found to have cannabis in his system.
Three fire crews attended a road traffic collision on the A1 in the early hours of this morning, cutting a driver from his vehicle.
By: Duncan Browne
A supermarket has been given the green light to double the size of its filling station shop and install electric vehicle charging points
A man who crashed his car into a roundabout when twice the legal drink-drive limit has been given a three-year ban from the roads.
Firefighters attended a kitchen fire yesterday evening.
A woman will face trial after denying causing danger to road users by placing nails and screws on a village road.
Traders will be encouraged to join a board to promote a town centre and make it more attractive.
There seems to be a big online debate brewing about queueing in pubs.
A group which offers pals with disabilities the chance to share social experiences is appealing for volunteers to help it continue running.
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