James Turner is a Local Democracy Reporter at Lincs Online. He focuses on themes of culture and society, with a particular interest in team sports and mental health. James has been featured in a variety of publications, including Editor in Leaf, The Post and Courier, and BBC News, among others.
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James Turner's articles predominantly cover local government and politics, often focusing on specific issues within local communities. His coverage includes evolving stories and government announcements, indicating an interest in ongoing developments related to local governance.
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This piece is the third in a mini-series looking at a set of key HMT and FCA publications, delivered the week before the festive break began for many.
The Vancouver Canucks are 5-3-0 since trading Quinn Hughes. By James Turner | The Vancouver Canucks are 5-3-0 since trading Quinn Hughes.
When the Vancouver Canucks traded their star Captain, Quinn Hughes , on December 12th, the belief was that it was just a matter of time before more players were dealt.
By: James Turner
When we think of King Arthur, we picture the quintessential British hero: a noble king pulling a sword from a stone, presiding over the Knights of the Round Table, and defending his homeland against Saxon invaders. He is the ultimate symbol of British mythology. But what if the roots of this legendary figure aren't entirely British? What if the origins of Camelot can be traced back to the ashes of Troy, the epic poetry of Virgil, and the classical heroes of ancient Greece and Rome? Prepare to have your understanding of Arthurian legend completely transformed as Dr James Turner uncovers the surprising classical roots of King Arthur.
King John is usually remembered as the villain of Magna Carta, a ruler associated with failure, rebellion, and the collapse of royal authority. Yet behind that familiar image lies a stranger and far more intriguing story: John appears to have placed extraordinary value on jewels and gemstones, not simply as marks of wealth, but as objects bound up with protection, healing, kingship, and power.
By: James Turner
Living Ambitions Edinburgh and the Lothians Celebrates Strong Care Inspectorate Improvement
By: James Turner
Listening differently: How Kingdom House helps every person shape their own support
By: James Turner
A06 North of Tyne crowned champions as Lifeways R02 football tournament returns for third year
Yes, you can use the water filtration plant in Subnautica to produce fresh water for drinking. The plant converts seawater into potable water, helping you
By: James Turner
Teen player involved in 'physical, psychological and sexual maltreatment' of rookies suspended nearly 5 years
