Ivan Morris Poxton is a Reporter at Grimsby Live and Scunthorpe Live. He focuses on themes such as construction, real estate, architecture, and planning, while also covering regional interest stories and global news, including the 2024 elections and environmental issues. Ivan's work has been featured in prominent outlets like BBC World, Daily Mirror, and Yahoo News.
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Ivan Morris Poxton's reporting primarily focuses on local news, development projects, planning approvals, business openings, traffic and transportation, and community events in the United Kingdom, with a particular focus on Lincolnshire. He covers government announcements and press releases related to these topics.
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Ivan Morris Poxton More than 6,000 pensioners will be given free air fryers in North Lincolnshire, the council has said.
By: Ivan Morris Poxton
A new restaurant is proposed at the previous home of Boston Brothers
By: Ivan Morris Poxton
Despite North East Lincolnshire Council's medium-term financial plan showing a budget gap of £4m in 2026/27, the draft budget proposes a relatively modest council tax increase
By: Ivan Morris Poxton
A trio of Conservative council leaders have suggested in a letter to the Deputy Prime Minister the county goes from having ten councils to two unitary authorities
They have written to the Government to outline their plans
By: Ivan Morris Poxton
North East Lincolnshire Council is committed to keeping the library building, but it is currently unclear if the library could move - a consultation is due soon
The £4.2m earmarked for the library's refurbishment has been allocated to the Freshney Place scheme.
The proposal would see the 10 local authorities in greater Lincolnshire reduced to two.
By: Ivan Morris Poxton
There will be a gap between the market's closure and its new temporary location opening with the council saying it is working with traders to 'ensure a smooth transition'
By: Ivan Morris Poxton
The site would become home to 17 two-bed, 37 three-bed, and 16 four-bed houses
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