James Lowson is a local journalist based in Buckinghamshire, Aylesbury, with a focus on reporting news and events in the area. His work has been featured in various local publications, including Buckinghamtoday, Hemel Hempstead Gazette, and Milton Keynes Citizen. James covers a wide range of topics, from crime and traffic issues to human interest stories and cultural events.
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Aylesbury, United Kingdom (Local)
James Lowson's coverage focuses on local news in the Buckinghamshire area, with an emphasis on crime and entertainment. Pitches should reflect a deep understanding of local issues in Aylesbury and Buckinghamshire, offering unique angles or exclusive access to events or developments.
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By: James Lowson
A four-bedroom property remains up for sale in Aylesbury valued at just shy of £900,000.
By: James Lowson
Police officers are searching for a man who has not returned to a prison in Aylesbury Vale.
By: James Lowson
A Buckinghamshire MP has reported BBC presenter Chris Packham to a charity commission over comments he made about Barclays customers.
By: James Lowson
New technology will be made available to businesses operating in Aylesbury to combat shoplifting and anti-social behaviour.
By: James Lowson
Police officers were called out to break up a fight between teenagers reported in Aylesbury town centre yesterday (4 September).
By: James Lowson
A housing developer has informed residents of its plans to construct 90 new homes in Berkhamsted.
By: James Lowson
A chef previously seen on international television screens is now running a pub near Thame.
By: James Lowson
Movie fans visiting the Odeon in Aylesbury to watch Beetlejuice Beetlejuice this evening (6 September), are warned they will be in for a scare.
By: James Lowson
Restaurants in Hemel Hempstead, Buckingham, and Princes Risborough, were all shortlisted by the Asian Restaurants and Takeaway Awards (ARTA) 2024 team.
By: James Lowson
A previously convicted burglar has been sentenced to a further two years and four months in jail.
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