John Wimperis is a Local Democracy Reporter at Somerset Live. He covers Bath & North East Somerset and North Somerset, focusing on themes such as construction, real estate, and urban development. John has been featured in numerous outlets including Yahoo News, BBC News, and Gloucestershire Live.
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John Wimperis focuses on local government decisions, council activities, and legal policy regulations in the Bristol area. He is interested in topics related to local governance, public transportation, housing development, and parking charges.
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By: John Wimperis
'I can remember looking at this and thinking it reminded me of Coventry Cathedral'
By: John Wimperis
Police are appealing for any leads into the 'awful incident'
'Some people may not want to spend 18 months doing an apprenticeship if they are planning to retire in 3-4 years'
'Traffic volumes are already impossible. It's like the M25'
'It's reckless and economically short-sighted'
'It is a fairly spectacular sight to see 100 seagulls and a man just chuck bread into the air'
Locals feel it will bring in more disorder
Revised plans have had the go-ahead
By: John Wimperis
The 'nationally significant' decision could affect how decisions about building in flood plains are made in future
The council said: 'This is not connected with the council’s removal of unauthorised boats'
