Joao Santos is a journalist based in Haverhill, United Kingdom. He has written for various publications, including Suffolk Free Press, Eurobasket.com, and Nub News. Joao's articles cover a range of topics, including local news, council updates, business developments, and policy changes in the Suffolk area.
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Haverhill, United Kingdom (Local)
Joao Santos covers local government announcements, legal policy regulations, and topics related to logistics, taxi drivers, development approvals, construction, and council policies. If you have expertise in any of these areas within the Haverhill or broader UK context, especially regarding government policies and their impact on local communities or specific industries such as logistics and construction, your insights could be valuable for Joao's coverage.
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A major £3.7 million town development has been scrapped due to ‘no interest’.
The council which owns the building says there was no interest to help them redevelop the site.
By: Joao Santos
Ipswich Borough Council has announced it will not progress with plans to spend £3.7m on the former Paul Silo building on Ipswich Waterfront.
The average spend on road repairs is only a third of that needed to keep them in "optimum condition".
A £300,000 initiative to support local markets has been given the green light.
By: Joao Santos
Major plans for a new £15.1 million advanced manufacturing and engineering centre have taken a step forward.
By: Joao Santos
A decision is due on a Suffolk council’s controversial proposal to introduce parking charges.
A proposal may see more localised offerings of support given to councils to deal with the issue.
By: Joao Santos
Close to 300 homes have been approved in a Suffolk town as part of a major housing development.
By: Joao Santos
Councillors have addressed a 5,685-strong petition to save playing fields from being redeveloped into homes.
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