Jamie Waller is a Live News Reporter at LincsLive. He covers a range of topics including energy policy, urban design, and real estate, with a focus on regional interests and sustainability. Jamie's work has been featured in notable outlets such as The Lincolnite, BBC News, and Yahoo News UK.
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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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By: Jamie Waller
Moves to block changes at a Lincolnshire shop whose owner reportedly has a “long history of non-compliance” are ongoing by police.
Lincolnshire County Council say upgrades to the A46 Nettleham roundabout will make it safer.
By: Jamie Waller
Moves to block changes at a Lincolnshire shop whose owner reportedly has a “long history of non-compliance” are ongoing by police.
People in Sleaford are delighted that a new cinema for the town is finally on the horizon.
Cinemagoers will be able to stay in the town rather than driving miles to the closest one
Plans for the new four-screen Savoy cinema are to be submitted later this month, the council says.
Plans for the new four-screen Savoy cinema are to be submitted later this month, the council says.
Final approval has been given for homes in a Lincolnshire village, despite warnings they are in a high-risk flood area.
By: Jamie Waller
People in Sleaford are delighted that a new cinema for the town is finally on the horizon.
Over 1,000 homes in stalled projects could move forward thanks to millions of pounds of new funding.
