Owen Sennitt is a Local Democracy Reporter at the Local Democracy Reporting Service, focusing on local politics in Norfolk. His work encompasses themes such as construction and real estate, climate change, and environmental issues, with a particular interest in urban design and development. Owen's reporting has been featured in numerous outlets, 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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The theatre director says the current building has become "tired".
The election is taking place on Friday.
Norfolk force says it happened while its call-handlers were helping with a real incident in Suffolk.
Council officers will continue to monitor the quality of care at a residential home in Rollesby.
Police say they fear the management of a proposed convenience store will not comply with the rules.
Police say they fear the management of a proposed convenience store will not comply with the rules.
A theatre is to be refurbished and the size of its bar area doubled despite neighbours raising concerns it could cause "disruptive noise" in the area.
A bike with a basket on the front is captured being ridden towards the mast in the early hours.
Owen Sennitt - at Woolwich Crown Court CCTV footage has been shown to a jury that prosecutors say captured the moment a woman travelled an hour by bike before causing £1m in damage to a transmission mast.
The judge says he was almost twice over the legal limit for alcohol at the time of the crash.
