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Chantelle Dietz
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Editor, Lancashire Life
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Biography
Hi, I’m Chantelle, a freelance journalist and editor with 20 years' experience. I've worked on B2B and B2C titles at national and regional levels. I began my career at a local lifestyle magazine in my home county of Lancashire launching two new regional editions before moving to London to join Haymarket Media, working on its events and business travel titles. In 2013, a lifestyle change brought me back to the North West, where I freelanced for publications including Campaign, Media Week, C&IT World, Access All Areas, Exhibition News, and Boardroom Magazine. In 2019, I became managing editor of Property Hub Magazine, a publication for property investors connected to The Property Podcast. Most recently, I was the UK Property Editor at Insider Media before launching my freelance business in 2024.
food & drink, events health & beauty, property wellbeing, homes & gardens travel,People & places
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Content
By Chantelle Dietz Verified| Insider Media Verified With the Budget approaching, leaders across the residential and commercial property sectors are watching closely for key tax and policy changes. The government's ambitious house building targets and broader economic strategy are at the forefront of discussions, especially following a report released earlier this week by the campaign group Britain Remade, which revealed that 40 per cent of major infrastructure projects have been delayed since Labour took office.
By Chantelle Dietz Verified| Insider Media Verified Insider got a sneak peek behind the hoarding on John Dalton Street to see how Manchester’s latest new-build workspace is progressingThe new red-brick, ten-storey building replaces three smaller ones and is being hailed as one of the city's most sustainable office projects to date. Island is a joint venture between developer HBD - part of Henry Boot - and the Greater Manchester Pension Fund (GMPF), offering 100,000 sq ft of office space, with 10,000 sq ft on each floor.
How can public-private partnerships unlock the potential for transformational developments in the North West?
By Chantelle Dietz Verified| Insider Media Verified Public-private partnerships (PPP) have the potential to unlock transformational developments across the North West, according to well-known property leaders, government officials and private sector stakeholders who gathered at an Insider event. The Insider Property Leaders Lunch, at Manchester Hall, highlighted how a shifting political landscape and changing economic conditions are creating challenges and opportunities for these collaborations.
Company Info
Lancashire Life
Warrington, England, United Kingdom
+44 192 596 9000