Nadia Lincoln is a journalist based in Cambridge, United Kingdom, with a focus on local news. She has written for various publications including Northamptontoday, BBC News, Cambridge News, and BBC Mundo. Nadia covers a wide range of topics including local government decisions, infrastructure developments, community issues, and healthcare matters.
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Nadia Lincoln's coverage focuses primarily on local government announcements and legal policy regulations, particularly related to issues such as care home closures, hospital rebuilds, and by-elections in the Northamptonshire area. She also covers a wide range of topics including government & politics, business & industry, real estate industry, crime and energy.
If you're reaching out to Nadia with a pitch or as a potential source for her articles, consider providing insights into local government decisions or legal policies specific to the Northamptonshire area. Additionally, if you have expertise in any of the themes covered in her articles - especially those related to local development, protests planning applications or council decisions – your input may be valuable for her coverage.
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By: Nadia Lincoln
West Northamptonshire Council will hear proposals to convert a Rectory Farm residential property into a small care home, at a meeting later this week
The plan is going to be discussed at a meeting on Wednesday, the council says.
By: Nadia Lincoln
The sports club on Rockingham Road is looking to continue operating as an events venue
West Lodge Farm, near Courteenhall, has been undergoing changes to update its farm buildings and bring them back into use for post-agricultural purposes
Objectors say there was drunk and disorderly behaviour when it was a rugby and cricket club.
By: Nadia Lincoln
West Northamptonshire Council will review a licensing application for the village store to sell alcohol next week
By: Nadia Lincoln
Plans to bring a new farm shop and cafe development to an agricultural site near Northampton will be considered by officials this week.
By: Nadia Lincoln
A convenience store in a Northamptonshire village has sparked fears over its plans to sell booze from 6am to 11pm.
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