James Cracknell is a local journalist based in Tottenham, United Kingdom. He writes for the Tottenham Community Press and OnLondon, focusing on community issues, local politics, and social concerns. His work has also been featured in Mondaq, Western Mail, and Walthamforestecho, covering topics such as homelessness, crime, transportation, and the impact of Brexit on London.
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London, United Kingdom (Local)
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James Cracknell's coverage is heavily focused on local government and political announcements in the United Kingdom, particularly within Tottenham. His articles often discuss crime, transportation, and issues related to specific London boroughs such as Haringey Council.
Given this focus, individuals or organizations with insights into local government policies or those involved in addressing social issues like homelessness and crime in the area may find success reaching out to James for potential coverage. Additionally, experts who can provide commentary on evolving stories related to city governance could be valuable sources for his reporting.
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By: James Cracknell
The NHS is said to be busier than ever before with flu and norovirus numbers in hospital rising sharply
By: James Cracknell
Over 250 people attended the Haringey Community Showcase event last week
By: James Cracknell
Spurs legend Walter Tull died on the battlefields of the First World War aged 29
By: James Cracknell
With £39m extra needed for 2025/26 council finance chief admits only a quarter of savings have been found
By: James Cracknell
Healthwatch Enfield is conducting a survey around how people access information about GP appointments
By: James Cracknell
Haringey Council says it has found savings of 14% on the cost of building 3,000 new homes
By: James Cracknell
Malaki Morgan-Richards is launching a fundraiser to help Tottenham's youth experience the great outdoors
By: James Cracknell
The two-year programme has been awarded £50,000 in grant funding from mayor Sadiq Khan
By: James Cracknell
The new public spaces protection order will prohibit public urination, riding bikes or scooters on pavements and lighting fireworks in restricted spaces
By: James Cracknell
Independent councillor suggests council could offer under-used office spaces to charities struggling with rising rents
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