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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Demand for recycling is expected to rise when a ban on single-use vapes comes into force
By: Shelagh Parkinson
Scheme is for a five-storey development with 266 bedrooms
The new clean air policy will set rules over garden waste fires and monitor community bonfire events.
By: Shelagh Parkinson
Payments of just over £3.5m were made to external consultants by Blackpool Council last year with the biggest bill being £1.4m to experts for advice about the multiversity.
By: Shelagh Parkinson
Figures show more people visited Blackpool seafront this summer - peaking at 6.8 million in July - despite setbacks including the cost of living crisis
When tourism across the country is affected by the cost of living why did Blackpool's footfall go up?
By: Shelagh Parkinson, Amy Fenton
The council is lending the money to the venue to fund the works
By: Shelagh Parkinson
Hundreds of thousands of pounds is to be spent upgrading facilities at two key areas of Blackpool’s Winter Gardens.
By: Shelagh Parkinson
A demolition team has been appointed to bulldoze the former Bonny Street Police Station and magistrates courts paving the way for potential new developers to take over the Blackpool Central site.
Work will include improvement to the bars and backstage facilities at the Olympia and Arena event spaces.
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