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Andy Mitchell

Blackpool

Online Editor at BBC Scotland

BBC Newsreader and occasional bus driver. The voice of Blackpool’s buses and trams.

Articles

  • 1 week ago | warwick.nub.news | Andy Mitchell

    Deposed Warwickshire County Council leader Izzi Seccombe admits it will be a long road back for the Conservatives after a battering by Reform UK. Mrs Seccombe had served for 24 years on the authority and led it for the past 12 before being ousted from her Stour & the Vale seat by Liberal Democrat David Curtis.

  • 1 week ago | kenilworth.nub.news | Andy Mitchell

    Reform UK has swept in as the biggest party in Warwickshire County Council's elections with one of the winners insisting their lack of experience "doesn't worry me in the slightest". Big changes were expected at the Conservative-run authority but Reform pretty much swept the board in the north on a day that Tory leader Izzi Seccombe lost her seat after 12 years as leader and 24 years on the council.

  • 2 weeks ago | kenilworth.nub.news | Andy Mitchell

    With the Warwickshire County Council elections taking place on Thursday 1 May, the Local Democracy Reporting Service spoke to each of the political parties vying for power at Shire Hall about why they should gain your vote. Green Party leader and current Leamington Brunswick Cllr Jonathan Chilvers presents his party's priorities for the upcoming ballots. What are your policy priorities?

  • 3 weeks ago | bbc.co.uk | Andy Mitchell

    Image caption, A workshop in the resort has been repurposed to house the tramsTransport bosses in Blackpool have warned the resort's famous heritage trams will not return to the promenade unless about £25,000 can be found. The volunteer-led service was suspended by council-owned Blackpool Transport in December due to safety fears.

  • 3 weeks ago | kenilworth.nub.news | Andy Mitchell

    An eleventh-hour bid to push through more live music events at a TV chef’s pub in Henley-in-Arden was halted by councillors this week. Controversial plans to increase from three to 15 the number of events in the garden of The Mount by Glynn Purnell, High Street, Henley-in-Arden, were altered ahead of a meeting of Stratford-on-Avon District Council’s licensing panel and tweaked again during an adjournment.

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