Lewis Smith is a local journalist based in Bridgend, Wales. He writes for various publications including Herald.Wales, Western Mail, BBC News, and BBC Mundo, covering a range of topics including local news, politics, and community issues. His work has also been featured in publications such as the South Wales Guardian Group, theargusbusiness, Flintshire Chronicle, Daily Mirror, and The i Paper.
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Lewis Smith's focus is on local government announcements and developments in Bridgend, Wales. He covers topics related to budget cuts, infrastructure, planning and development, as well as community services. Pitches should offer insights into local government decisions impacting the community of Bridgend or provide expert commentary on infrastructure development and its effects on the area. Additionally, pitches could include analysis of employment trends or implications of budget cuts for community services within Bridgend specifically.
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The site is located on the picturesque slopes of the Vale of Neath
By: Lewis Smith
The new extension on the site is expected to contain a block of four classrooms when completed
The plan comes in the wake of massive budget pressures felt by the council in recent years
Members say changes could be needed to meet Welsh Government targets, but that no decisions have yet been made
It is the third version of the plans which will now go before Welsh ministers
By: Lewis Smith
A total of 43 homes are set to be built on the site of the former Port Talbot school
By: Lewis Smith
WORK to build 43 affordable homes on the site of a former Port Talbot school is expected to begin in the coming weeks.
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A STUDY is set to take place into the future of the Neath and Tennant canals over the coming months, after funding was secured by the council as part of plans to develop its Canal Connections project.
PLANS to build a new community centre and café on the site of a local school have been submitted to Neath Port Talbot Council.
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