Richard Price is a Deputy Chief Sub-Editor at various prominent publications. He covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, construction and real estate, and sports, with a particular focus on crime and justice, social issues, and academia. Richard's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Yahoo Finance, BBC News, and The Lancet, among others.
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Richard Price's articles predominantly focus on local news, particularly regarding government announcements and legal policy regulation. His coverage also includes crime-related topics such as vandalism, suspicious packages, evacuations, and political defection.
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By: Stuart George, Richard Price
The original statue was destroyed in 2023 during works to expand a roundabout.
Plans for the site in Crewe are expected to be submitted in April.
West Midlands Ambulance Service says a number of patients have been treated.
By: Richard Price, Laura Mcmullan
Investigators say they are following up several leads in the hunt for who illegally dumped the waste.
Peter Matthew murdered his wife Carol in March last year and was given a life sentence in August.
By: Amy Ford, Richard Price
People helped by it say it is vital but Cheshire East Council says it is taking support in-house.
By: Stuart George, Richard Price
MP Karen Bradley, who sought assurances the facility would remain open, says she is delighted.
The 58-year-old arson suspect is also detained on suspicion of cultivating a cannabis plant.
The new car park is part of a wider £30m regeneration of Newcastle-under-Lyme town centre.
By: Richard Price, Ethan Saunders
Nathan Heaney was formally inducted into Stoke-on-Trent's sporting hall of fame on Thursday.
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