Nicola Haseler
Senior Reporter at BBC
BBC News Reporter : Beds, Herts, Bucks @bbclookeast @bbc3cr | trained @bbcworldservice | speaks 🇫🇷 🇪🇸 | #LongCovid journalist | #longcovidkids champion
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1 week ago |
bbc.com | Danny Fullbrook |Nicola Haseler
Danny Fullbrook & Nicola HaselerBBC News, BedfordshireA council has outlined how it will approach the challenges posed by a new Universal theme park. The government has confirmed the US giant will build the park on the site of the former Kempston Hardwick brickworks, near Bedford. Laura Church, chief executive of Bedford Borough Council, said the authority had been in talks with Universal "for quite a while".
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1 week ago |
bbc.co.uk | Nicola Haseler |Aimee Dexter
Image source, Nicola Haseler/BBCImage caption, Kerry Hawkins says she has lost her independence as the skip has blocked her from leaving her houseA disabled woman has been unable to leave her house after her skip was left uncollected by a waste management company. Kerry Hawkins is one of hundreds of customers of Bobs Skips, based in Harvey Road, Basildon, Essex, who have been trying to contact the firm for weeks over their skip collection but have received no response.
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1 week ago |
bbc.com | Nicola Haseler |Aimee Dexter
Disabled woman trapped in home by uncollected skipNicola Haseler & Aimee DexterNicola Haseler/BBCKerry Hawkins says she has lost her independence as the skip has blocked her from leaving her houseA disabled woman has been unable to leave her house after her skip was left uncollected by a waste management company.
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3 weeks ago |
bbc.com | Nicola Haseler
YMCA flats to address affordable homes shortageNicola HaselerBBC News, BuckinghamshireReporting fromMilton KeynesSam ReadBBC News, BuckinghamshireSTEVE HUBBARD/BBCJason Day said he was left shaking with excitement when moving into his flatA man has described moving into a new flat as a "blessing" after benefiting from a scheme to help young people into housing. Jacob Day, 23, is one of 14 people to rent new apartments purchased by YMCA Milton Keynes.
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1 month ago |
bbc.com | Phil Shepka |Nicola Haseler |Jo Black |Anne Delaney
The triple killer stopped from carrying out a mass school shootingPhil Shepka, Nicola Haseler, Jo Black and Anne DelaneyWatch: Killer mimicked the shootings with piece of woodTeenage killer Nicholas Prosper shot dead three members of his family and was planning to attack his former primary school. What drove his obsession with mass killings and how was he stopped from committing further atrocities?
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A piece I was approached to to write. No more highliting it here 'Refused service yet again with my guide dog - I'm done speaking out' https://t.co/J55Ioswlcw
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