Victoria Fear is a reporter based in Spalding, Lincolnshire, with a focus on local news. Her work has been featured in various publications, including the Rutland & Stamford Mercury, Spalding Guardian and Lincolnshire Free Press, Lynn News, Grantham Journal, and Newark Advertiser. Victoria covers a range of topics, from community events and developments to issues concerning public services and transportation.
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Victoria Fear's focus is on local news, especially around community events, emergency services, infrastructure, and flooding. She often covers government announcements and evolving stories related to crime, government & politics.
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Spalding Flower Parade helped to attract thousands of people to the town yesterday.
County bosses have explained how the devolution deal will benefit the south of the county by helping with the creation of high paid jobs.
A prominent grot spot could finally get a new lease of life after being snapped up by a well-known developer.
Plans to install a new safety measure on a dangerous - and busy - stretch of the A16 have been welcomed.
County bosses have announced that a major town roundabout will be closed as part of ongoing improvement project on the A16.
CCTV cameras will be protecting a museum and a ‘neglected’ war memorial as councillors vow that crime will not be tolerated.
A town’s ‘rubbish’ mobile phone reception was raised during discussions on plans to introduce a new phone mast.
A former Spalding Grammar School head boy who went off to perform in the West End is now hoping to represent his home town in Parliament.
Four shops will remain shut as part of the police crack down on illegal tobacco and vapes.
Inflatable boob costumes will be adding an extra dimension to a marathon challenge being taken on by four friends.
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