Joshua Hartley is a Senior Reporter at Nottinghamshire Live. He specializes in planning and development projects, focusing on the construction and real estate sectors, as well as various news topics related to education and hospitality. Joshua's work has been featured in notable outlets including the Western Daily Press, Liverpool Echo, and The Mirror, among others.
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Joshua's coverage focuses on local news, specifically urban development, weather-related events such as flooding and storm impacts, crime updates, and local business activities in the Nottingham area. He appears to be interested in evolving stories and breaking news related to crime, family & relationships, entertainment news.
If you are reaching out to Joshua Hartley for potential coverage or pitching story ideas within his geographical focus of Nottinghamshire (United Kingdom), consider offering updates on local government announcements concerning urban development projects or responses to weather-related incidents. Additionally, pitches relating to ongoing criminal investigations or human interest stories within the region may align with his areas of interest.
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People have also been banned from another building
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Joshua Hartley The boycott will block student graduations until management works to resolve the dispute, the UCU has said.
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It is expected to create around 100 new jobs if approved
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Joshua Hartley Mark Rothery, managing director of Rothstone Estates, said: “If approved Dukeries Park will deliver a high-quality retail
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Traffic was stopped after the collision
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Joshua Hartley The spokesperson added that emergency services were at the scene, before explaining there were delays of more than 20 minutes due to the three miles of congestion that had formed.
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Dr Manjeet Shehmar - who has been overseeing the investigation into data breaches at the trust - had no idea Elaine Newton was employed by the organisation
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Dr Manjeet Shehmar - who has been overseeing the investigation into data breaches at the trust - had no idea Elaine Newton was employed by the organisation
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More than 500 cases have been analysed
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The Nottingham Inquiry was previously told there had been a 'worrying trend of failing to learn from the horror'
