Nick Stylianou

Aug 26, 2024 | mansfield103.co.uk | Nick Stylianou

A rush to provide low-cost, lightweight and energy-efficient wrapping for modern buildings meant flammable plastic panels were applied to flats, hospitals, student accommodation and office blocks across the country. An investigation by Sky News spearheaded changes in building regulations and sent shockwaves through a testing and self-certification regime now labelled not fit for purpose.

Jul 15, 2024 | msn.com | Becky Johnson |Nick Stylianou |in Brighton

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Jul 15, 2024 | news.sky.com | Becky Johnson |Nick Stylianou |in Brighton

More than a hundred migrants and their families face being in Britain illegally after the company which sponsored them to come to work in the UK was stripped of its ability to endorse their visas. Foreigners employed by care agency Renaissance Personnel in Brighton have just weeks to find a new sponsor or return home before their legal right to be in the country runs out.

Jun 18, 2024 | news.sky.com | Becky Johnson |Nick Stylianou

The arrival of the Victorian railway turned Swindon into one of the fastest-growing industrial towns in the UK. Workers flocked to the thriving Wiltshire hub from all over Britain. In more recent times, Swindon has been attracting people from further afield - so many, in fact, that one in five of the town's population was born abroad. In 2011, 26,911 people in Swindon were born outside the UK. By 2021, that figure had risen to 47,656.

May 25, 2024 | fosse107.co.uk | Becky Johnson |Nick Stylianou

As the candidates do battle this time around, the residents in one neighbourhood are determined to make the shoddy state of their homes a key focus of the election campaign here. Their estate is called Little London - named after its original purpose to re-house Second World War munitions workers from Enfield - but it's not hard to see how it's earned the nickname Little Beirut.