Emily Coady-Stemp is a journalist based in Guildford, United Kingdom, with a focus on local news. She writes for various publications including BBC News, BBC Mundo, and the Cigalah Group. Emily's work has also been featured in several local newspapers and online platforms, covering a range of topics such as community issues, education, healthcare, and agriculture.
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The line between Hastings and Rye has reopened following the closure
Network Rail says works will keep the bridge open for passengers, motorists and "vital" shipping.
Natasha Johnston had been walking eight dogs in Caterham when she was attacked in January 2023.
By: Emily Coady-Stemp, Jack Fiehn
The report looks at the governance of the council’s investment decisions from 2008 onwards.
Sussex Police say the celebrations were busier than last year.
The MP says road works have residents "tearing their hair out".
The inspector's report sets out 13 key concerns, of which seven are to be treated as priorities.
The General Medical Council says there are interim conditions on the doctor's registration.
A spokesperson says the group is "disappointed" not to be able to bring its evidence to court.
Urfan Sharif described his parenting as "very bad" and accepted he was unkind and cruel under cross-examination at the Old Bailey.
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