Emma Morgan is a Senior Live Blogs Reporter at The i Paper. She specializes in construction, real estate, and urban development, with a keen interest in topics such as urban design, housing markets, and government and politics. Emma's work has been featured in notable publications including FemaleFirst, The Gazette | Cedar Rapids, and BBC News.
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The council is seeing significant pressure on children's social services, but said it is working towards a more balanced position
The study examined the health of 47,000 children
"I like it. The only thing is, you need to take a cushion for the seats."
The plans include four padel and one padbol court
The developer is arguing that the land can be classed as "grey belt," therefore making it acceptable for development
By: Emma Morgan
PRESCOT'S Shakespeare North Playhouse is “brilliant” and “good for the town,” residents have said as it celebrates four years since it…
It comes after Knowsley Council said it had been made aware of issues with marketing put out by training providers including suggestions of some form of association or approval from the local authority
One man claims waste is fly-tipped on the site every two to three days
The improvement project has been ongoing since 2024
Patricia Cairn said she has called her housing association "loads of times" about the mould growing in her bathroom
