Lucy Kenningham is the Deputy Night Editor for City AM, a leading financial newspaper in London. With a focus on local news and opinion pieces, Lucy's writing covers a range of topics including technology, crime, art, politics, and the environment. Her work has also been featured in Yahoo News UK.
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Lucy Kenningham's coverage predominantly focuses on government and politics, with a significant emphasis on opinion pieces related to UK politics, climate change, international relations, and taxation. She also covers business and industry topics.
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By: Lucy Kenningham, Anna Moloney, Steve Dinneen
Wetherspoons, JD Wetherspoon, or Spoons as most of us call it. A British institution: but should we be proud or ashamed?
People in the City are addicted to Farmer J's large, expensive salad bowls. Why?
"Get in losers! We’re going to lift sales by five per cent in quarter four!"
Muscles do not a character make, though many men forget this. Sadly David Oyelowo's Coriolanus at the National Theatre is one of them
Over on Linkedin, people are exposing their nether-region-nasties purely for engagement, and that cannot be an expression of a healthy society
Once the domain of Victorian street urchins, the art of mudlarking has gone mainstream. Lucy Kenningham investigates
Let's be honest, Sam Mendes's Lehman Trilogy has run its course and is more than a little problematic
Chaos and skullduggery at South East London's most charged conker club
Craft beer has been on a journey. Here's the surprising history and future of Britain's favourite brew
The Apprentice is a gift to Trump, who can use it as evidence of a conspiracy against him, and throw charges of ‘fake news’ away from himself right back onto his enemies.
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