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)
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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Shelagh Parkinson Poor weather has hit car parking revenue in Blackpool this summer but events such as Christmas-by-the-Sea have boosted income at other times of the year, a report has revealed.
By: Annette Belcher, Shelagh Parkinson
The support fund, which helps thousands of people, has been extended by the government
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By: Shelagh Parkinson
A bid to build indoor padel tennis courts in Blackpool has got the go-ahead from town hall planners.
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By: Shelagh Parkinson
Councillors are being asked to back spending plans which would see £75,000 invested over three years to develop a new cultural strategy for Blackpool.
By: Shelagh Parkinson
Work is underway to demolish a former landmark building in Blackpool which has deteriorated into an eyesore since closing in 2019.
By: Shelagh Parkinson
Work is underway to demolish a former landmark building in Blackpool which has deteriorated into an eyesore since closing in 2019.
Bulldozers are now on the site. A bus route has also been diverted
The scheme is set to see four courts, changing rooms and a spectator area built at South Shore Tennis Club
Councillors are being asked to back spending plans which would see £75,000 invested over three years to develop a new cultural strategy for
By: Shelagh Parkinson
Hopes have been raised work will resume to complete a multi-million-pound new hotel on Blackpool Promenade which has been stalled for a number of years.
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