Richard Lemmer is a journalist based in Reading, United Kingdom. He writes for various publications including Berkshire Live, Daily Mirror, BBC News, and BBC Mundo. Richard covers a range of topics including local news, events, and issues affecting the community.
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Richard Lemmer's coverage focuses predominantly on local news, with a strong emphasis on crime and event coverage in the Reading area of the United Kingdom. If you are reaching out to him, consider providing insights related to ongoing or evolving stories within this region. This could include expert perspectives on crime trends, community events, or government announcements impacting the area.
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By: Rachel Hagan, Richard Lemmer, Rachel-Hagan
Several construction workers at the development site said that crane driver Glen Edwards was responsible for saving one worker trapped by the fire this morning
By: Richard Lemmer
Reading Festival has landed several big name performances for next year's event
By: Richard Lemmer
Here's the latest updates from the fire brigade and site staff after yesterday's dramatic fire and rescue.
Reading Festival has landed several big name performances for next year's event
The 30-year-old man was last seen on Friday afternoon.
By: Richard Lemmer, Daisy Stephens
Six households are still in temporary accommodation after their homes were destroyed by fire.
Six households are still in temporary accommodation half a year after a fire destroyed their homes.
By: Daisy Stephens, Richard Lemmer
Richard Lemmer Daisy Stephens Disabled people are "often waiting a very, very long time" for accessible travel arrangements, a charity has said.
By: Richard Lemmer, Daisy Stephens
The company confirms it will not be paying into a £180m government fund to reduce sewage spills.
Thames Water has been under scrutiny over the issue of sewage discharges Richard Lemmer Daisy Stephens
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