Jason Lewis is a Local Democracy Reporter at Bournemouth Echo. He specializes in architecture and planning, construction and real estate, as well as social issues and environmental topics, often focusing on regional interests and world news. Jason's work has been featured in various outlets, including Hampshire Chronicle, BBC News, and Yahoo Sports UK.
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Jason Lewis's focus is primarily on local government and politics, particularly in the Dorset and Bournemouth areas of the United Kingdom. His coverage also includes community events and food-related topics.
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Sections of some roads in Southampton could be returning to 30mph just 15 months after a 20mph speed limit came into force.
By: Jason Lewis
Existing pharmacy services across Southampton are sufficient to meet the current and future needs of residents, according to a new report.
By: Jason Lewis
A supermarket chain is set to receive discounted rent on a new store in return for paying for the council-owned retail unit to be split in two.
A ‘critical’ flood defence project aiming to protect hundreds of homes and...
A ‘critical’ flood defence project aiming to protect hundreds of homes and businesses currently has a £50million funding gap.
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A sports pavilion on a school site could be enhanced to meet the needs of a football club which has seen a surge in demand.
Splitting a large council-owned shop in two is “favourable” for all parties, according to a senior councillor.
If you were to ask the question: Why are so many drones the size of cars flying over New Jersey? You would think someone in the government might know.
By: Jason Lewis
Demolition work for the multi-million-pound transformation of the Debenhams site in Southampton is set to begin in the new year – but financial…
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