Paul Rogers is a Local Democracy Reporter at the San Jose Mercury News. He covers a range of topics including environmental and science news, with a particular focus on climate change, health and wellness, and agriculture. His work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Guardian, BBC News, and The New Yorker.
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Shrewsbury Homes applied for planning permission for the scheme
By: Paul Rogers
Six homes will be built on an "infill plot" in Weston Rhyn after planning permission was granted by Shropshire Council.
One councillor raised concern that the scheme “fails to deliver key facilities and community benefits”
By: Paul Rogers
It allows cellular networks to operate without interference, financial markets to maintain fairness by processing transactions in the correct order, and power grids to remain balanced and stable. Modern navigation is also made possible with that precision timing.
Ford Parish Council had raised a series of objections
By: Paul Rogers
Hundreds of Shropshire pupils have been suspended or excluded from schools due to abuse linked to racism, sexuality, gender identity, or disability.
The Government described the figures – gathered since the pandemic – as “shocking” and said discrimination had no place in schools
Reminiscent of Reagan’s ‘Star Wars’, Trump's plan revives Cold War fantasies – and risks a new nuclear race
By: Paul Rogers
California tortoiseshell butterflies are booming in parks and backyards this month
Hundreds of pupils across Shropshire and Telford and Wrekin have been...
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