Maddy Baillie is a reporter at the Rutland & Stamford Mercury, with her work also appearing in other local publications such as the Spalding Guardian and Lincolnshire Free Press, Grantham Journal, and Newark Advertiser. She covers a range of local stories, including issues related to flooding, council homes, leisure centers, abandoned animals, and community development.
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Maddy's coverage primarily focuses on local news, especially related to community events, infrastructure, and business. She seems interested in stories that directly affect the local community such as flooding, abandoned pets, or changes in local regulations.
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The founder of a youth charity set up in tribute to a Red Arrows pilot has stepped down.
A college’s new partnership will help students forge careers in science, technology, engineering and maths sectors.
New figures have revealed the number of dogs being seized and the number of dog attacks in Lincolnshire.
Lincolnshire's most popular secondary schools are denying places to as many as half the children listing them as their first choice.
By: Maddy Baillie
A business owner who knows what it’s like to spend Christmas in a refuge is offering support to other women who have escaped domestic violence.
Dropping speed limits could become easier and 20mph zones outside schools made enforceable if a new policy is accepted by a council.
A school theatre’s 40th anniversary was celebrated with alumni from the world of theatre and arts returning to join the festivities.
A garden has been transformed by volunteers.
Police have received more reports of violence at hunt meets than of wildlife offences.
By: Maddy Baillie
With Christmas approaching and cupboards filling up with food, a charity is encouraging people to think about hungry children in Africa.
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