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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A major project has turned 90 acres of fields in Bristol's green belt into a huge building site.
Houseboats have been ordered to leave a picturesque stretch of the River Avon in Bath
By: John Wimperis
Roadworks in the centre of Bath which began this week are set to be completed “before the Bath Christmas Market begins in November.”
A small North Somerset village faces being “swamped” by two large housing developments, locals have warned.
More than 100 residents are opposing revised plans to build 200 homes on fields outside Bath.
By: John Wimperis
Cracking down on rogue landlords under the new Renter's Rights Act will have to be partly funded by the money generated from prosecuting them, councillors in Bath have warned.
By: John Wimperis
Councillors in Bath and North East Somerset say they have been “trussed up” by the government over their housing policies.
By: John Wimperis
A second attempt to get planning permission to build hundreds of homes on the southern edge of Bath has failed to impress locals.
By: John Wimperis
'This proposal remains inappropriate for the area. It is too big and ruins the vista.'
By: John Wimperis
'They have just trussed us up. There’s no way about it, it's very difficult for us to do anything impactful.'
