Paul Faulkner is a Local Democracy Reporter at leponline. He specializes in topics related to construction, real estate, urban design, and public transportation, often focusing on regional interests and broader world news. Paul has been featured in numerous outlets, including the North-West Evening Mail, Manchester Evening News, and BBC News.
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Paul Faulkner's reporting primarily focuses on local government announcements, legal policy regulations, and developments impacting the Preston area in the UK. His coverage regularly includes topics such as roadworks, electric vehicles, housing issues, and bus journeys within the region.
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By: Paul Faulkner
Cuadrilla had asked for another extension
By: Paul Faulkner
Plans are being drawn up to ensure blood tests continue to be processed for patients across East Lancashire after 20 days of strike action were announced at the Royal Blackburn and Burnley General hospitals.
By: Paul Faulkner
Fracking firm given six months to restore Preston New Road or face legal action
The chain says it has no plans to leave the site
By: Paul Faulkner
Coffeeboy currently has six outlets
Coffeeboy currently has six outlets
By: Paul Faulkner
Council housing was once commonplace in the city - and it is set to make a return.
By: Paul Faulkner
A bid to build a 95-home estate in the Preston countryside, which had twice been rejected by councillors, has now also been thrown out by a government planning inspector.
By: Paul Faulkner
The first council house tenants in Preston for more than two decades could be moving into their new homes by the start of next year, the city’s leader has said.
By: Paul Faulkner
The blueprint for the twin facilities has not been welcomed by some locals.
