Sam Moorhouse is a journalist based in Leicester, United Kingdom. With a focus on local news, Sam writes for various publications including BBC News, LeicestershireLive, Harborough Mail, and BBC Mundo. Their articles cover a range of topics including community events, local politics, healthcare, and infrastructure developments.
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Leicester, United Kingdom (Local)
Sam Moorhouse's articles primarily focus on local community news, infrastructure developments, and government announcements in Leicester, United Kingdom. His coverage often includes topics such as healthcare, education, planning and development, Covid-19 updates, public facilities, local economy and real estate. When reaching out to Sam with pitches or story ideas it would be beneficial to provide localized information relevant to the Leicester area along with insights related to infrastructure improvements or educational policies impacting the region. Additionally, he may be interested in stories involving public health initiatives like Covid-19 vaccination campaigns or developments in healthcare services within the local community.
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By: Sam Moorhouse, Greig Watson
Several older accommodation blocks would be sold as part of a wider investment plan, officials say.
The loos currently cost 30p cash per use
The couple have both featured in an array of TV shows such as This is England and Time
A 'community plaza' had been planned but the developer said there was a 'lack of interest'
Actors Stephen Graham and his wife Hannah Walters were invited to cut the ribbon near their home.
A new variant has been discovered which has brought the autumn vaccination programme forward
By: Sam Moorhouse
The developer said was a “lack of interest” in the proposed retail spaces and instead opted to build houses in the space
It will be part of the recently constructed Genesis Park in South Wigston
Parents have been raising concerns about the busy road since 2017
Some safety measures are proposed for the site but a crossing is not among them.
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