Senior Writer, Editor and Producer for the TODAY show's website
Laura Coffey is a Senior Writer, Editor and Producer for the TODAY show's website. She focuses on a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, agriculture, construction, and sports, with particular emphasis on consumer health, mental health, and the housing market. Laura's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Daily Mail, BBC News, and Marie Claire UK.
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Laura Coffey's coverage primarily focuses on local news, including crime, government and politics in the United States with a specific emphasis on California and San Bernardino. She also covers evolving stories and breaking news.
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"This estate is full of children and it is a shame it is not being utilised," Lee Tyrrell says.
Laura Coffey - Northamptonshire political reporter A man living on a housing estate said he was disappointed a community centre, football pitches and sports courts remained closed 18 months after being built.
West Northants Council opposes resurrecting the forum, which has not met for nearly three years.
West Northants Council opposes resurrecting the forum, which has not met for nearly three years.
The application for a former RAF airfield is with North Northamptonshire Council.
Residents in a sheltered housing scheme say they have been told stairlifts will not be replaced.
Residents in a sheltered housing scheme say they have been told stairlifts will not be replaced.
The authority will consider who should deliver the holiday activity and meal scheme going forward.
Estimates suggest 40-50 women are sleeping outside in West Northants, with some involved in sex work.
Laura Coffey - Northamptonshire political reporter A local authority is taking part in the national Women's Rough Sleeping Census for the first time this year.
