Christopher Day
Local Democracy Reporter at Essex Chronicle
Local Democracy Reporter in Herts | Tips to [email protected]. Writing a PhD on BBC + European integration @UniWestminster and running @StevenageFA.
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17 hours ago |
essexlive.news | Christopher Day
A Hertfordshire police officer has been accused of misconduct after he allegedly directed racist comments towards a colleague and a member of the public. PC Oliver Gobey allegedly suggested to a colleague that they had been recruited after 9/11 because of their Asian background. He also reportedly made a racist comment to a member of the public, also from an Asian background, who had visited Hitchin from Birmingham.
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17 hours ago |
essexlive.news | Christopher Day
Nigel Farage has said Reform UK would end “a work from home culture” at Hertfordshire County Council if his party wins control of the authority in next month’s local elections. Visiting The Red Lion pub in Nash Mills yesterday (Tuesday, 22 April), Reform UK’s leader told a cheering crowd of candidates that a Reform-led county council would tell staff “you either work from the office or you’re gone”.
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1 day ago |
thecomet.net | Christopher Day
Hertfordshire Constabulary. Credit: Will Durrant/LDRS A Hertfordshire police officer has been accused of misconduct after he allegedly directed racist comments towards a colleague and a member of the public. PC Oliver Gobey allegedly suggested to a colleague that they had been recruited after 9/11 because of their Asian background. He also reportedly made a racist comment to a member of the public, also from an Asian background, who had visited Hitchin from Birmingham.
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3 days ago |
thecomet.net | Christopher Day
How the former model dairy looks after it was ravaged by fire (Image: Briffa Phillips Architects/North Herts Council.) An historic model dairy in the Hertfordshire countryside that has lain derelict for ten years can be restored and turned into flats. Grade II-listed Node Court in Codicote was built around 1928 as a model dairy, complete with a thatched roof, and had been converted into offices before an arson attack destroyed it in 2015.
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4 days ago |
essexlive.news | Christopher Day
A Sawbridgeworth pub was given a 1-star food hygiene rating after inspectors found chicken stored at room temperature and a lack of hand soap in the kitchen. The Queens Head, on Knight Street, was inspected in February. The report's full details have come to light following a Freedom of Information request by the Local Democracy Reporting Service.
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NE Herts MP @CHinchliffMP is looking to amend the planning bill - full piece from him below. In recent weeks, he's also said he's going to vote against cuts to disability benefits and has publicly opposed the approved Luton Airport expansion.
Plans to reform environmental regulations risk irreversible harm to nature. My amendments to the Planning Bill would prevent this. Safeguarding nature and building homes can go hand in hand - with an empowered, well-funded planning system. https://t.co/MG5foTfJcX
The future of the 84B bus route between Potters Bar and Barnet is "secure" according to @HertsmereBC bus chief Nik Oakley. Council leader @Jeremy_Newmark said he is "delighted" that the route can continue after the borough council's subsidy ends. https://t.co/Sv8JUtInWC
Sally Symington has been elected as the new leader of @DacorumBC, narrowly seeing off a Conservative challenge. The Lib Dems lost their majority on the council last year after 8 of their councillors resigned the whip. #LDReporter #Dacorum https://t.co/6OoZcR5z2a