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Frankie Lister-Fell

Frankie Lister-Fell

Verified

Assistant Editor, Camden New Journal

London

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Port business, shipping everyone who interacts with ports, maritime renewables, offshore sustainability

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I do not cover celebrities, gossip, business news, religion, science, or technology.

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Total articles 607

  • ‘I’ve seen it happen, people die when benefits are taken away’

    By Frankie Lister-Fell Verified| Westminster Extra Verified Angus BeatonA WOMAN has warned of the consequences of stopping disability benefits after her brother died from a drug overdose. Camden Town resident Alison Charlton said she feared “people will die” as a result of Labour’s plan to cut personal independence payments (PIP) She said her brother Angus Beaton’s life changed for the worse when his PIP was axed under the Conservative government. The 69-year-old fell into a life of despair and drug use before his death in 2019.

    By Frankie Lister-Fell Verified · Westminster Extra

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • ‘I’ve seen it happen, people die when benefits are taken away’

    By Frankie Lister-Fell Verified| Camden New Journal Verified Angus BeatonA WOMAN has warned of the consequences of stopping disability benefits after her brother died from a drug overdose. Camden Town resident Alison Charlton said she feared “people will die” as a result of Labour’s plan to cut personal independence payments (PIP) She said her brother Angus Beaton’s life changed for the worse when his PIP was axed under the Conservative government. The 69-year-old fell into a life of despair and drug use before his death in 2019.

    By Frankie Lister-Fell Verified · Camden New Journal

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • ‘I’ve seen it happen, people die when benefits are taken away’

    By Frankie Lister-Fell Verified| Westminster Extra Verified Angus BeatonA WOMAN has warned of the consequences of stopping disability benefits after her brother died from a drug overdose. Camden Town resident Alison Charlton said she feared “people will die” as a result of Labour’s plan to cut personal independence payments (PIP) She said her brother Angus Beaton’s life changed for the worse when his PIP was axed under the Conservative government. The 69-year-old fell into a life of despair and drug use before his death in 2019.

    By Frankie Lister-Fell Verified · Westminster Extra

    Apr. 11, 2025

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Camden New Journal

Provides local news from the Camden, Islington and Westminster areas.

London, England, United Kingdom

+44 20 7419 9000