Rory Bennett is a Local Democracy Reporter with a focus on reporting on local news and issues in the United Kingdom, particularly in London. With a wide range of publications that have featured his work, Rory covers topics such as local government, community issues, and social justice, providing in-depth coverage and analysis of important local stories.
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Rory's coverage is focused on local government, housing issues, and community concerns in the London area. He frequently reports on government announcements and legal policy regulation related to these topics.
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By: Rory Bennett
Shop workers were said to go between the van and shop counter in order to supply customers with illicit products
By: Ryan-Fahey, Ryan Fahey, Rory Bennett
Shamicka Denis, 29, has to sleep with her two kids in her one-bedroom flat in Ealing, and says the claustrophobic conditions are giving her sleepless nights and panic attacks
As local officials gathered for an evening meeting at Ealing Council offices they were met with a hail of chants from angry residents. “No more HMOs”,
It is a squeeze for Shamicka Denis to pass through her bedroom/living room door in her extremely compact apartment.
Ealing Council has revoked the licence of a shop in Southall that was found to have a van full of illicit items including Tramadol outside it.
Council officers and police visited the Best Food & Wine (Bally's Express), at 10 Dudley Road, Southall in January where they discovered workers were hiding illegal tobacco products as well as a host of prescription drugs.
As local officials gathered for an evening meeting at Ealing Council offices they were met with a hail of chants from angry residents.
By: Rory Bennett
Ealing Council has revoked the licence of a shop in Southall that was found to have a van full of illicit items including Tramadol outside it. Council
The number of pupils with special education needs has jumped by a quarter in just three years
By: Rory Bennett
Hillingdon Council’s cabinet has approved plans for £10m of spending on school expansions across the borough. The move will increase the council’s ability
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