Jamie Waller is a Local Democracy Reporter at Notts TV, focusing on local news and politics in Nottinghamshire, UK. With a wide range of publications he writes for, including Newark Advertiser, Worksop Trader, and Nottinghamshire Live, Jamie covers stories related to planning and development, elections, transportation, and community issues.
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Politics is likely to continue dominating the headlines in 2025 as voters and leaders take major decisions on Lincolnshire’s future.
By: Jamie Waller
Highway bosses say it will take far more to get the county's roads up to scratch
By: Jamie Waller
£400m is needed to properly fix Lincolnshire's roads, a senior councillor says, as the government has awarded a fraction of that amount.
Hamish Falconer has become Minister for the Middle East and North Africa since winning the General Election
By: Jamie Waller
A county MP says his Foreign Office ministerial role is not stopping him from standing up for constituents.
By: Jamie Waller
It may take time to get the former airbase ready for future use
The lifts have been broken more than a dozen time in recent months
A busy car park has been branded ‘consistently unreliable’ after the lifts broke down 16 times in six months.
From solar farm decisions to government shake-ups
The council has spent £150,000 on repairs, but is facing criticism for an "unreliable" service.
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