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John Warburton's coverage predominantly focuses on local crime, weather-related incidents, and council activities in the Sussex area. Journalists like John are likely to be interested in sources who can provide insights into local criminal activities or their impact on communities, as well as experts who can comment on emergency response strategies during severe weather events.
Given his focus on evolving stories and breaking news related to crime and weather incidents, first responders, law enforcement officials, meteorologists or disaster management professionals may have valuable insights that align with John's coverage areas.
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Lancashire’s leading manufacturer of beanbags and soft furnishings, rucomfy beanbags, has been recognised with two Highly Commended awards at the prestigious Be Inspired Business Awards (BIBAs), held recently at Blackpool’s iconic Tower Ballroom.
By: John Warburton
Pantone has named its 2026 Colour of the Year as Cloud Dancer, but the reaction from the interiors world is far from unanimous and positive. Instead of sparking excitement, this soft, muted white has left many designers wondering whether Pantone has played it too safe this year
The natural world is continuing to influence design choices, both inside and out of the home, according to new data from eco paint brand
By: John Warburton
As Pinterest names Cool Blue as one of its standout colour trends for 2026, coastal-inspired art studio Beach House Art is helping homeowners embrace the shade with its range of blue hued art.
British bathroom specialist Royal Bathrooms has launched a new collection of statement shower enclosures, designed to bring a contemporary look to the bathroom while maximising its underused corners.
Made-to-measure interiors brand Cut My is helping homeowners transform tired kitchens into a beautifully considered space with the launch of a new range of handcrafted cabinet doors.
By: John Warburton
Warm, earthy hues are taking centre stage in a new two-strong tile collection from independent retailer Porcelain Superstore.
Bedrooms are getting an architectural update. That’s according to new research from the experts at wall panelling specialists Naturewall.
Forget spa retreats. 2026 looks to be the year homeowners bring wellness to the home, according to the experts at garden building specialists Tuin.
British homeware brand Terrys has launched a debut fabric collection by designer and creative director Carrie Neely, bringing her recognisable maximalist style to a wider interiors audience.
