Nic Rigby is a Researcher at Yahoo News. He specializes in Agriculture and Farming, with a focus on topics such as Farming Equipment and Organic Farming, while also covering areas in Arts and Entertainment, Hospitality and Leisure, and Religion and Spirituality. Nic's work has been featured in notable outlets including BBC News, BBC World, AOL, Inc., and MSN.
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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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It is so expensive to live in Cambridge a charity says people with jobs need subsidised food.
Colleges and training bodies say all is not lost for young people despite concerns over Neets.
Some Reform UK-run councils are introducing the Lord's Prayer but many have held services for years.
By: Ben Schofield, Nic Rigby
Andrew Moss describes himself as "the biggest Remainer you would find".
By: Ben Schofield, Nic Rigby
Company boss Andew Moss says he does not think the country is ready to make the move yet.
By: Ben Schofield, Nic Rigby
Polls suggest most would back rejoining the EU, but four younger voters say it is a distant concept.
By: Nic Rigby, Amelia Reynolds
Paul Bristow says the East region is currently underfunded and could benefit from a fresh start.
Amelia Reynolds - BBC Politics East presenter; Nic Rigby - BBC Politics East
Parents welcome a government scheme but a charity warns it will not solve the cost-of-living crisis.
By: Vikki Irwin, Nic Rigby
Vikki Irwin - Suffolk political reporter; Nic Rigby - BBC Politics East Mother-of-two Kirsty Gillingham knows all too well how expensive keeping children entertained can be.
