Articles
-
1 week ago |
nottinghampost.com | Zena Hawley
A Reddit user has been lauded for delivering a dose of "petty revenge" on a neighbour who frequently used his driveway to park. Exasperated by regularly finding his neighbour's car occupying his driveway, making him resort to street parking, he attempted to address the issue but was repeatedly brushed off. In his Reddit post, he shared: "My neighbours been parking in my driveway for months I've asked him not to a bunch of times but he always goes 'it's just for a sec' and shrugs it off.
-
1 week ago |
nottinghampost.com | Zena Hawley
UK motorists are set for a new boost from the DVLA, which now permits them to drive heavier electric and hydrogen vehicles with a standard car licence. As of this week, individuals holding a Category B driving licence can operate vehicles up to 4,250kg, an increase from the previous limit of 3,500kg. The change comes without needing a licence update and aims to further the UK's push towards net-zero emissions by easing access to larger eco-friendly vehicles.
-
1 week ago |
nottinghampost.com | Zena Hawley
It was the 22nd Download festival at Donington Park this weekend, attracting some 75,000 fans and seemingly as popular ever, despite quietly evolving in many ways. Since the first festival in 2003, I have covered the vast majority either by being there in person for one or all of the days or reporting on them remotely. And I have to say, I found this year one of the easiest to navigate - both from a traffic and car parking view through to accessing the main areas inside the site.
-
1 week ago |
leicestermercury.co.uk | Zena Hawley
As a teenager, living within shouting distance of Download Festival, Jess Shields attended the annual event and was desperate to get a job there. But it was only after she finished university and managed to get work experience that she finally fulfilled her dream and worked there as a production assistant. Over nine years, she worked her way up to be the manager of Download with entertainment company Live Nation.
-
1 week ago |
leicestermercury.co.uk | Zena Hawley
With more than 160 food and drink options available at the three-day Download festival this year at Donington Park, it's not easy to choose what you want to eat. Maybe it's something about too much choice and the capacity for only so much food in a day. I wondered about the ostrich burger or maybe the 100% plant-based, organic Portuguese food.
Journalists covering the same region
Rob Hakimian
Reporter at New Civil Engineer
Rob Hakimian primarily covers news in the North East region of England, including areas like Newcastle and surrounding towns.
Sally Burton
Reporter at National World Publishing
Sally Burton primarily covers news in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England and surrounding areas.
Mark Ansell
Senior Journalist and Presenter at BBC Look North (Yorkshire)
Mark Ansell primarily covers news in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England and surrounding areas including Rotherham and Barnsley.
Antony Clay
Senior Reporter at Rotherham Advertiser
Antony Clay primarily covers news in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England and surrounding areas.
Shannon Mower
Local Democracy Reporter at Doncaster Free Press
Shannon Mower primarily covers news in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England and surrounding areas.
Try JournoFinder For Free
Search and contact over 1M+ journalist profiles, browse 100M+ articles, and unlock powerful PR tools.
Start Your 7-Day Free Trial →Coverage map
X (formerly Twitter)
- Followers
- 333
- Tweets
- 250
- DMs Open
- No
A thrill and an honour to be invited to the Regional Media reception at @10DowningStreet this evening - and to speak with @Keir_Starmer about the recent success of the @derbyshire_live Save Our Rail Industry campaign at the @RegPressAwards, which he was pleased to hear about https://t.co/n26gaYTaNr
So pleased @derbyshire_live were able to bring this home from the @RegPressAwards - an important campaign that we were able to drive forward with a great result for #Derby. Really enjoyed attending the event with @nat_fahy and @rucsandra_m
Congratulations to @DerbyshireLive @DerbyshireTelegraph for being awarded winner of Campaign of the Year for ‘Save Our Rail Industry’ at the #RegionalPressAwards2025 https://t.co/2FHhjuWHjL
Really pleased to see that the @derbyshire_live 'Save our Rail Industry' campaign has been shortlisted for the @RegPressAwards 2025 - and congrats to @nottslive's @rucsandra_m for being shortlisted for Young Journalist of the Year! https://t.co/1mpGFyUuNz
