David Dubas-Fisher

Manchester

Senior Data Journalist at Reach PLC

Senior data journalist at Reach PLC

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How Cambridgeshire MPs voted in the assisted dying bill

1 week ago | msn.com | Aine Fox |Rhiannon James |David Lynch |Will Durrant |Lily Shanagher |David Dubas-Fisher

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How Cambridgeshire MPs voted in the assisted dying bill

1 week ago | cambridge-news.co.uk | Aine Fox |Rhiannon James |David Lynch |Will Durrant |Lily Shanagher |David Dubas-Fisher

More than 300 MPs have backed a Bill that would allow terminally ill adults with a life expectancy of less than six months to end their lives. Proposed legislation on assisted dying has cleared the House of Commons in a historic vote – albeit with a narrower majority. MPs voted 314 to 291, majority 23, to approve Kim Leadbeater, the Bill’s sponsor through the Commons, Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill at third reading.
Devon area could see whopping tax increase by 2030

1 week ago | devonlive.com | David Dubas-Fisher

Council tax bills have been rising steadily every year since 2016Council tax in one part of Devon could rise more than £500 a year by 2030 if current trends continue. Households in England are currently paying an average of £1,770 a year in council tax, according to the latest figures from the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government. That’s up by £102 compared to the 2024/25 financial year, which was itself up by £90 compared to the previous year.
How your MP voted in historic abortion amendment as law change backed

1 week ago | msn.com | David Dubas-Fisher |Dave Burke

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The Surrey areas on track for England's highest council tax increases

1 week ago | getsurrey.co.uk | David Dubas-Fisher
Mapped: The Devon areas home to Britain’s worst drivers

1 week ago | devonlive.com | David Dubas-Fisher

Use our map to see the standard of driving in your areaMotorists in Braunton, Bideford, Lundy Island and Buckfastleigh have to contend with more bad drivers than anywhere else in Devon outside of Plymouth. The EX33 postcode area, which covers Braunton, is home to a total of 233 drivers with six or more points on their licence, according to the latest figures from the Department for Transport. That works out as one in every 33 licence holders living there.
Most unpopular 'dad' names dying out in UK

1 week ago | examinerlive.co.uk | David Dubas-Fisher

Craig and Gary are the least popular ‘Dad names’ in England and Wales and could be at risk of dying out altogether, a study has shown just in time for Father's Day. The two names were among the 30 most popular for newborn boys in 1974, ranking 28th and 30th respectively. Those Craigs and Garys are old enough to have kids of their own this Father's Day. But it seems the Garys of the 1970s - such as Barlow - have not been passing on the name to their sons.
Most unpopular 'dad' names dying out in UK

1 week ago | leeds-live.co.uk | David Dubas-Fisher
Thousands of privately rented Leicestershire homes fail to meet minimum standards

1 week ago | leicestermercury.co.uk | Tess Rushin |David Dubas-Fisher

More than 21,000 privately rented homes across Leicestershire are failing to meet minimum standards, new figures have revealed. Almost a third of properties in one part of the county are classified as "non-decent", with all parts of Leicestershire having a number of such homes in their area. The data, from the government’s housing survey, shows the number of "non-decent" homes in all parts of the country.
The most unpopular 'Dad names' that are at risk of dying out

1 week ago | cambridge-news.co.uk | David Dubas-Fisher

Craig and Gary are the least popular ‘Dad names’ in England and Wales and could be at risk of dying out altogether. The two names were amongst the 30 most popular for newborn boys in 1974 and 1984. Those Craigs and Garys are old enough to have kids of their own this Father's Day. But it seems the Garys of the 1970s (Barlow for instance) haven’t been passing on the name to their sons.