Nat Goodlad is a writer for the Lancashire Telegraph, with a focus on local news in the Lancashire area. With a wide range of articles covering topics such as crime, planning permissions, and community events, Nat provides readers with insightful and informative reporting on the issues that matter to the local community.
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Nat Goodlad's coverage predominantly focuses on local crime and evolving stories, indicating a preference for pitches related to breaking news or ongoing developments in the local area. With a significant portion of coverage attributed to government announcements, Nat may also be interested in stories relating to policy changes, public services, or community development within the unspecified local area.
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A Blackburn engineering firm has been fined £80,000 after a worker was crushed to death by a machine.
By: Nat Goodlad
These are the names and faces of the most wanted men in East Lancashire this week.
By: Nat Goodlad
A café and community hub in Darwen faces the prospect of having to close if it cannot raise funds to move into a new building by the end of this…
By: Nat Goodlad
These are the East Lancashire criminals put behind bars at the area's courts last week.
By: Nat Goodlad
A Blackburn man has been jailed for distributing 'abhorrent' sexual images of children.
Two men from Brierfield have been sentenced for perverting the course of justice.
By: Nat Goodlad
A Newchurch man bit and beat his partner in an “extraordinarily brutal attack” which led the victim to think she was going to die.
By: Nat Goodlad
Tributes from family and friends have been left at the scene of a crash in Darwen which killed a man in his 70s, named locally as Peter.
By: Nat Goodlad
A Burnley man has been sentenced after he was found to be in possession of an imitation firearm.
By: Nat Goodlad
A care home in Accrington has been rated good in all areas by the Care Quality Commission (CQC).
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