Nadia Gyane is a reporter with a focus on local news in the Northampton area of the United Kingdom. She writes for BBC News and Yahoo News, and her work has also been featured in BBC Mundo and Cigalah Group. Nadia covers a wide range of topics, from community events and local government developments to human interest stories and cultural events.
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Nadia focuses on local news, particularly covering stories related to crime, community events, and government announcements. To effectively reach out to her, consider providing insights or personal stories related to local events in Northampton or wider UK that align with the themes of crime, entertainment news, government & politics as well as family & relationships.
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"A lot of people were critical, but we've certainly learned to love it," says a town councillor.
By: Nadia Gyane, Andrew Turner
Some people are left without power or water after high tides and winds cause damage.
By: Nadia Gyane, Helen Burchell -
A council is looking at ways to encourage hedgehog-friendly measures in new developments.
A new private sixth form centre is due to move into a former Barclays Bank branch that has Grade II listed status.
By: Nadia Gyane, Charlie Smith -, Victoria Ward, Tim Teeman, Caroline Frost, Melanie Macleod
A new private sixth form centre is due to move into a former Barclays Bank branch that has Grade II listed status.
Members of the Fire Brigades' Union (FBU) have staged a protest against a change in the number of on-call firefighters.
U's supporters are sorry to see head coach Mark Bonner depart the Abbey Stadium.
Another suspect is still at large and Derrick Kinyua's mum urges people to "drop the knife".
An exhibition showcasing contributions of people from the African-Caribbean community is set to open early next year.
NHS hospital visitors can enter a unique sound installation that gives an insight into life behind hospital doors.
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