Nic Rigby is a journalist based in Essex, United Kingdom, with a focus on local news. He writes for BBC News and BBC Mundo, covering a wide range of topics including education, transportation, politics, and community issues. His work has also been featured in Yahoo News.
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Nic Rigby's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics in the United Kingdom, particularly in Essex. He appears to be interested in topics such as by-elections, healthcare, infrastructure, education, and law enforcement. Given this focus, experts with insights into local government policies or political analysts familiar with UK regional politics may find success pitching commentary or analysis related to these areas.
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All the political parties are letting the UK down on defence spending, the former MP for an army town has told the BBC.
Wisbech campaigner Virginia Bucknor says she is "stunned" to see the pledge in the manifesto.
The next government needs to provide "commitment and stability" to help aerospace research if the UK is to create "high value jobs", a leading aeronautics expert has told the BBC.
Cambridge Folk Festival, which is one of the longest-running folk festivals in the world, starts today with Ralph McTell among the opening acts.
Ben Schofield & Nic Rigby The July general election saw voters in rural Cambridgeshire vote for "change" but now they need to see "action" from their new MP, a radio presenter has told the BBC.
By: Amelia Reynolds, Nic Rigby
Domestic violence increased by more than 100% over the past seven years, Home Office figures show.
Nic Rigby & Mike Cartwright Building solar farms on farmland instead of adding panels to new homes is "madness", BBC Politics East has been told.
Andrew Sinclair & Nic Rigby A leading cancer charity has warned that research into the disease in the UK could "stall or fall behind" other countries if government funding is not boosted.
To find out people's hopes for the Budget, BBC Politics East visits a charity cafe and a library.
Government proposals to allow councils to run bus services is expected to be debated this year.
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