Stuart Harratt is a journalist based in Immingham, United Kingdom, with a focus on local news. He writes for various outlets including BBC Mundo, Yahoo Finance New Zealand, and BBC News. Stuart's articles cover a range of topics including local events, environmental issues, and community stories.
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Immingham, United Kingdom (Local)
Stuart Harratt's coverage predominantly focuses on local government announcements and events in Immingham, United Kingdom. His articles cover a range of themes including government & politics, crime, and entertainment news with a focus on floods, charity, storms, infrastructure, and devolution.
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By Stuart Harratt Part of Grimsby dock is being marketed as a location for film and television productions.
Rishi Sunak say the the money will come form the scrapped northern leg of the HS2 rail project.
By Stuart Harratt A section of motorway will close later for further repairs to a bridge, the Highways Agency said.
Related Topics By Paul Murphy and Stuart Harratt The Environment Agency (EA) has defended its response to flooding in Horncastle at a public meeting.
By Stuart Harratt & Press Association The boss of a Hull turbine manufacturer has said the UK is not moving fast enough to build offshore wind farms.
An investigation begins after "a report received of concern for care of the deceased".
An undertakers is being investigated by police after reports of "concern for care of the deceased".
Stars including Paul McCartney, Elton John and George Best signed the book during the 1960s.
A former East Yorkshire stately home is to be turned into a food bank and community centre.
Professor Sir Jonathan Van-Tam donned a habit to watch Boston United take on Hereford.
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