Owen Sennitt
Reporter at Eastern Daily Press
Live Reporter at Dereham Times
Local Democracy Reporter seen in @EDP24, @TheLynnNews @BBC and sometimes music-maker. https://t.co/qjRLflf1Z1
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1 week ago |
cambridge-news.co.uk | Cait Findlay |Owen Sennitt
The winner of a £6 million home on the Norfolk coast is still waiting to receive the keys while unresolved planning breaches hold up the transfer. Vicky Curtis-Cresswell said winning the luxury property in Blakeney three months ago in an Omaze competition had "changed her life forever". Her plans to sell the multi-million pound mansion are in limbo after an investigation revealed the Larkfields property has been built differently from the approved plans.
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3 weeks ago |
lynnnews.co.uk | Owen Sennitt
More saltmarshes should be created in Norfolk, experts have said, after a landmark study found the landscape could be crucial in the fight against climate change and pollution. A probe by the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) has found the vast coastal wetlands on the north Norfolk coast and in The Wash act as “significant” carbon sinks. In response, the conservation charity estimates that 22,000 hectares of saltmarsh should be created urgently, much of which could be made in Norfolk.
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3 weeks ago |
edp24.co.uk | Owen Sennitt
Austen Moore has been elected to represent North Lynn at West Norfolk Council with nearly 50pc of the vote. While Jacqueline Fry has narrowly snatched victory from her Liberal Democrat rival in Fairstead by just 14 votes to become the first woman to be elected for the party in Norfolk. It means Reform now has four seats at West Norfolk Council, which is controlled by a coalition of independents, Greens and Liberal Democrats.
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3 weeks ago |
edp24.co.uk | Owen Sennitt
2 1/1 A crackdown on poor living conditions in some of the most deprived communities are leading to rising tensions with claims it will lead to an increase in the number of asylum seekers. Great Yarmouth Borough Council (GYBC) is looking to introduce tougher regulations for more than 5,000 properties in parts of the coastal town through a selective licensing scheme.
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3 weeks ago |
edp24.co.uk | Owen Sennitt
Emerald Park, which was once the home of Gorleston FC, will be turned into 84 homes (Image: Newsquest) It was once one of the busiest football stadiums in the county and served as the home of the Greens. But the hallowed grounds of Emerald Park in Gorleston will now be turned into housing in a move that marks the end of an era. Great Yarmouth Borough Council's planning committee approved a bid to build 80 properties on the site.
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RT @EDP24: Cluster of Norfolk villages revealed as East Anglia's worst for waste crimes https://t.co/JSxhST2L5b
My recent story on the scale of sexual offences reported in Norfolk schools. Also picked up by the BBC: https://t.co/9xh59NyK1a
Under 6s accused of rape as shocking scale of sexual offending in schools revealed https://t.co/n5z4iFRbdH
The MOD is investigating a Norfolk RAF base over fears it could be leaching toxic 'forever chemicals' close to drinking water sources and vulnerable nature sites.
Probe launched over fears RAF base is leaking toxic 'forever chemicals' https://t.co/Y1KmnkR0rB
