Nicholas Thomas is a journalist at the Local Democracy Reporting Service. He covers a diverse range of topics including elections, government, and public policy, with a particular focus on construction and real estate. His work has been featured in numerous outlets, including BBC News, Yahoo News, and The Conversation Australia + NZ.
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Nicholas Thomas focuses on local government and politics, with particular attention to council tax developments, local budget planning, and infrastructure projects. Given his coverage attributes and topics covered, he is likely to be most responsive to pitches offering insights into the impact of government decisions on local residents or expert commentary on legal policy regulations around local governance.
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Plans to expand a dog-walking venture have been put forward for farmland in Bedwas.
Proposals for a new arts venue space, studios and a roof terrace at Le Pub in Newport’s High Street have won the backing of council planners.
Proposals for a new arts venue space, studios and a roof terrace at Le Pub in Newport’s High Street have won the backing of council planners.
By: Nicholas Thomas
Ten libraries across Caerphilly County Borough Council are to close, after a failed legal action by campaigners.
By: Nicholas Thomas
A former betting office in Penyrheol could be turned into a new greengrocer’s shop.
By: Nicholas Thomas
Major changes to waste and recycling services will likely happen across Caerphilly County Borough in 2029, as senior councillors warn there is no other way to avoid huge fines.
By: Nicholas Thomas, Ellie Gosley
Smaller communities across the county are set to lose their libraries despite opposition from campaigners
By: Nicholas Thomas
Plans for a new farmstead in Penpedairheol have been lodged with Caerphilly County Borough Council.
By: Ted Peskett, Nicholas Thomas
A Newport councillor said residents in Milner Street were given 'clear written assurance' that new electric vehicle charging bays would not be marked out
By: Nicholas Thomas, Ted Peskett
Residents of a Newport street were incorrectly informed that newly installed electric vehicle charging bays would be put in place without any restricted marked parking spaces.
