Harriet Heywood is a journalist at the BBC, covering Peterborough and other areas in Cambridgeshire. She specializes in themes such as crime and justice, health and wellness, and regional interest, with a focus on topics like crime, transportation, and community issues. Harriet's work has been featured in various outlets, including Yahoo News, BBC News, and the Lancashire Telegraph.
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Farmland close to the planned line is made a County Wildlife Site to recognise its importance.
Farmland close to the planned line is made a County Wildlife Site to recognise its importance.
Lowestoft's Gull Wing Bridge triumphs over the Herring Bridge in Great Yarmouth at an awards ceremony.
By: Harriet Heywood
Conservation officers hope the recognition an area of farmland is vital to a county's wildlife could make East West Rail (EWR) reassess its plans.
Harriet Heywood Suffolk has triumphed over Norfolk in a battle of bridges that pitted the neighbouring counties against each other.
The local authority in Basildon says it has increased patrols in the town to deal with the issue.
Cambridgeshire Wildlife Trust says the land would be better suited as a green lung for Peterborough.
Harriet Heywood A conservation manager says plans to develop thousands of homes close to a nature reserve will "undermine nature recovery in the area".
Residents in surrounding villages are advised to keep windows closed due to smoke from the site.
Harriet Heywood Stormzy has been nominated for an honorary degree alongside one of the most decorated British female Olympians, Dame Katherine Grainger.
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