Susan Newton is a Senior Reporter at LiveLancs. She covers a diverse range of topics including architecture and planning, consumer health, and entertainment news, often exploring themes related to wellness and aging. Susanβs work has been featured in prominent outlets such as the Daily Star, Mirror, and Liverpool Echo, among others.
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"As a self-confessed food lover of all things Mediterranean, I had to give it a go and try it out for myself"
The campsites are perfect places to visit with your family over the holidays
Rawtenstall is a hub of independence and a firm favourite with commuters wanting a different pace of life
By: Susan Newton
Camping and caravanning can often get a bad name, but in reality, they're a cheap and fun way to holiday with your family.
"People are frustrated that the same problems keep coming back and we want the concerns of local residents to finally be listened to"
It's been over two years since Fleetwood residents first complained of a foul stench in their town.
The Compassionate Schools status has been given to six schools in Lancashire that are working on students' emotional health and wellbeing
By: Susan Newton
Six schools in Lancashire have been celebrated for raising awareness of children's mental health.
"I literally do not know one person who says it's going to be really good, I seriously don't"
By: Susan Newton
Rawtenstall businesses have expressed concerns about roadworks set to begin in the heart of the town.
