Robbie Macdonald is a Local Democracy Reporter at various esteemed publications. He specializes in architecture and planning, urban design, and real estate development, focusing on regional and local economies. Robbie's work has been featured in notable outlets including Nottinghamshire Live, BBC World, and the Manchester Evening News.
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Robbie Macdonald's articles primarily focus on local news, government & politics, business & industry, and crime within the United Kingdom, specifically in Lancaster. His coverage heavily features expert commentary from relevant stakeholders and frequently includes government announcements.
To effectively reach out to Robbie with pitches or sources, consider offering insights or perspectives related to local politics, community issues, business developments or crime-related matters within Lancaster. Additionally, providing access to local experts who can offer valuable commentary would likely resonate well with his reporting style.
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By: Robbie Macdonald
Bosses of a Lancashire bar accused of allowing ‘insufferable, stunningly loud’ music disturbance to local residents face a licensing review
Developers can now submit housing applications directly to national planning inspectors rather than to Rossendale council
By: Robbie Macdonald
Bar accused of allowing ‘insufferable, stunningly loud’ music disturbance to neighbours faces review.
By: Robbie Macdonald
The Eden Project is holding a ‘ground-breaking’ ceremony on Wednesday to mark what bosses say will be the start of construction work on the promenade site.
By: Robbie Macdonald
Moves to create a conservation area restricting development in part of Colne has been re-started, three months after they were controversially paused.
By: Robbie Macdonald
Bosses of a Whalley bar accused of allowing ‘insufferable, stunningly loud’ music disturbance to local residents face a licensing review.
By: Robbie Macdonald
A controversial development plan for 93 new homes in Galgate, near Lancaster, has been approved despite significant public opposition due to concerns over traffic and infrastructure.
By: Robbie Macdonald
A controversial plan for new homes in a ‘congested’ Lancaster village has been approved, despite nearly 300 objections.
By: Robbie Macdonald
A WEST Craven town has been urged to re-bid for a share of £1.5m for community projects, after a row over ‘rule-bending’ prompted an MP to step…
By: Robbie Macdonald
Lancashire councils which are ‘closest to communities’ are being excluded from talks about important issues, a top officer fears.
