Mike Sheridan is a journalist based in Telford, United Kingdom, with a focus on local news. He writes for various publications including BBC News, Shropshire Star, and Oswestry and Border Counties Advertizer. His work covers a range of topics including local development projects, transportation, and community issues.
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Mike Sheridan's coverage focuses on local news in the Telford area, particularly covering government announcements and legal policy regulations related to topics such as planning, development, transportation, and local finance. He also covers themes like agriculture & farming, government & politics, business & industry as well as finance & economy.
To effectively reach out to Mike Sheridan, consider pitching stories that align with his focus on local government decisions or policies affecting the Telford area. If you have insights into significant regulatory changes or their impact on local businesses and communities within this geographic region, your pitch may be well-received.
Additionally, if you have expertise in agricultural matters or political developments specific to Shropshire Council and its surrounding areas including Oswestry community issues; these would likely resonate with Mike's coverage interests.
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The deadline for a £100,000 contract to fit solar panels at a north Shropshire swimming pool is set to expire later this month.
Motorists driving outside school gates at key times could be charged £70 although exemptions apply.
A long running planning battle over a north Shropshire chicken farm has been resolved, after the scheme was given the go-ahead by Shropshire Council.
The deadline for a £100,000 contract to fit solar panels at a north Shropshire swimming pool is set to expire later this month.
Four chicken sheds will now be built to house up to 230,000 birds at North Farm, north Shropshire.
By: Mike Sheridan
Two cinema chains are considering coming to Oswestry as the town council backed plans to re-open a historic former cinema.
By: Mike Sheridan
Councillors in Oswestry say affordable homes at an 85-property Mile End development can’t be used as “sound blocks” for more expensive…
By: Mike Sheridan
Councillors in Oswestry say affordable homes on a new development near Mile End roundabout can’t be used as “sound blocks” for more expensive properties.
Two cinema chains are vying to bring the movies back to Oswestry as the town council backed plans to re-open a historic former cinema.
Two chains are vying to bring films to a Shropshire town as a council backs plans to reopen a historic former cinema.
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