Shelagh Parkinson is a journalist based in Blackpool, United Kingdom. She writes for LancsLive and the Lytham St Annes Express, covering local news and community issues. Her work has also been featured in various publications, including Yahoo Sports UK, BBC News, and Manchester Evening News.
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Blackpool, United Kingdom (Local)
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Shelagh Parkinson's coverage primarily focuses on local news and government announcements in Blackpool, United Kingdom. She shows interest in topics related to council decisions, landmarks, regeneration projects, and restaurants in Blackpool.
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By: Shelagh Parkinson
The scheme would see a five-storey apart-hotel built opposite the Winter Gardens
By: Annette Belcher, Shelagh Parkinson
Many tenants have to put up with inadequate housing
By: Shelagh Parkinson
A £65m regeneration project in the heart of Blackpool will be put at risk if permission is not given to clear the site, a public inquiry has been told.
Blackpool's £65m regeneration depends upon planning permission being granted, a public inquiry hears.
By: Shelagh Parkinson
Proposals for new sheltered housing in Blackpool have got the go ahead in order to meet an ‘overwhelming need' for this type of accommodation in the town.
By: Shelagh Parkinson
A £65m regeneration project in the heart of Blackpool will be put at risk if permission is not given to clear the site, a public inquiry has been told.
The flats will be located on council-owned land
By: Shelagh Parkinson
Around two thirds of people in Blackpool who have responded so far to a survey about assisted dying say they would support legislation to allow terminally ill adults to end their life.
Developers have been told to provide more information about landscaping around a proposed new hotel in Blackpool amid concerns the site will lack greenery.
By: Shelagh Parkinson
Around two thirds of people in Blackpool who have responded so far to a survey about assisted dying say they would support legislation to allow terminally ill adults to end their life.
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