Owen Sennitt is a Local Democracy Reporter at the Local Democracy Reporting Service. He covers local politics in Norfolk, with a focus on themes such as construction, real estate, and regional interest, while also exploring topics related to water management and conservation. Owen's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Wisbech Standard, East Anglian Daily Times, and BBC World.
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Owen Sennitt's articles predominantly focus on local government announcements and legal policy regulations, particularly related to the Norfolk area in the United Kingdom. He also covers topics related to housing, development, and villages. If you are reaching out to Owen, consider providing insights or commentary from local authorities or experts familiar with regional governance policies and their impact on real estate development within the Norfolk region. Additionally, offering unique perspectives on how these policies affect village communities could be of interest to him.
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Owen Sennitt An inquest has opened into the death of a 20-year-old man who died in a crash that left eight other people injured.
An inquest has opened into Aaran Dixon's death following the crash, which left eight others injured.
Wildfire risks are forcing organisers to stop displays across the region but one group has found an alternative.
Air traffic controllers at Norwich are planning a second day of action on Friday, 28 August.
Solid sewage chunks are going to be kept in a barn to stop warm weather from making the whiff worse.
He says officers took him out a back entrance of a pub as large crowds waited outside.
The redevelopment is among a number of vacant shops facing a transformation in the city.
Reported dine-and-dash incidents have doubled in the past three years, figures show.
People say it is an important space for the community, but Lidl wants to open a store there.
