Jamie Waller is a Live News Reporter at LincsLive. He focuses on local democracy and regional interest stories in Lincolnshire, with a keen eye on topics such as urban design, real estate, and public policy. Jamie's work has been featured in notable outlets including BBC News, Yahoo Sports UK, and The Lincolnite.
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Jamie Waller's coverage is heavily focused on local government, infrastructure development, and flooding issues in the Nottinghamshire area. Pitches should offer insights or expertise related to these specific areas to be most effective.
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Proposals to turn a historic building into student housing have been described as “too drastic” by a conservation group.
Two Lincolnshire railway stations are set for improvements to make it easier for residents to get around.
Mayors will be able to keep more tax from their areas, but the government says it should be spent, not handed back
Plans for 110 homes in a Lincolnshire village will be granted more time just before they were about to expire.
It has been more than five years since the city’s Debenhams store closed.
By: Jamie Waller
Anglian Water says it's urgently needed to keep water flowing in the driest part of the country
Residents fear that a piece of land has become so overgrown that it presents a fire risk.
By: Chloe Dobinson, Jamie Waller
Jamie Waller, Chloe Dobinson Aldi has won permission to open a new store after a four-year planning battle with rival Lidl.
By: Jamie Waller
Anglian Water has provided an update on plans for a major reservoir which could still be 13 years away from keeping Lincolnshire taps running in the coming decades.
Lincolnshire mayor Andrea Jenkyns is considering using new powers to hand taxpayers a rebate, according to media reports.
