Lee Trewhela is a Chief Reporter at CornwallLive. He focuses on covering stories related to Cornwall Council and local authorities, with a particular emphasis on urban development and the housing market. Lee has previously served as arts editor and chief reporter, and his work has been featured in notable publications such as The Mirror, Daily Star, and BBC News.
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Lee Trewhela's coverage is largely focused on local government and politics in the United Kingdom, with a specific focus on issues related to local elections, controversial developments, and infrastructure projects. When reaching out to Lee, consider offering insights or commentary from local political figures or experts in urban development and housing policy.
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Some residents spoke against the proposal - but local farmers are very much in favour
'Build, build, build' is destroying Cornwall, a housing meeting heard, as 26 homes were approved despite objections
He blames 'easily offended lefties' for complaints about his language, which includes calling a mobile police unit a 'piggy bank' and people he disagrees with p***ks and w****ers
Lee Trewhela - Local Democracy Reporting Service; Chloe Parkman - South West Taxpayers are paying almost £10m a year on airport running costs, a council meeting has heard.
A report includes 71 recommendations for change based on four core pillars.
By: Lee Trewhela
‘Ex-squaddie’ says he has a no-nonsense approach
A summer car park in a tourism hot spot and a new café life for a former Methodist church are among the latest Cornwall Council planning applications
By: Lee Trewhela
Cornwall Council approved 26 affordable homes in Dobwalls despite councillors highlighting issues with government-imposed housing targets.
With added surreal silliness
'A visitor levy could have significant implications for Cornwall's economy, so this is not a debate that should be driven by assumption or rhetoric'
