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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A council in an agricultural area criticises its city neighbour for promoting vegan food.
The composer and impresario criticises the government's National Plan for Music Education.
Composer Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber said a county's "extremely short-sighted" plan to cut arts funding by 100% would leave towns "emptier".
By Amelia Reynolds and Nic Rigby A women who was helped by the YMCA has taken the organisation's call for more youth-centred policies to the House of Commons.
By Nic Rigby Calls for more visible policing and new initiatives to draw young people away from gangs have been heard in a BBC East Wellingborough by-election discussion.
By: Nic Rigby, Amy Holmes
By Amy Holmes and Nic Rigby As we get closer to a general election with one expected to be held in 2024, BBC Politics East talked to "Stevenage Woman" - one of the categories of voters being touted by political pundits.
Community speed watch groups could be a greater support to police if they gained legislative powers to fine drivers, an MP has said.
Suffolk Police is scaling back its officers' attendance to calls involving mental health issues.
By: Nic Rigby, Paul Moseley
A politician warns the public infrastructure is not in place for people with electric vehicles.
Tourism in the East of England could suffer if the region does not install more electric car charging points, a councillor warned.
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