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Jamie Waller

Jamie Waller

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Local Democracy Reporter, Lincolnshire Live

Lincoln

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Total articles 8167

  • Big plans for battery farm on Lincolnshire fields with 1,300 car-sized containers

    By Jamie Waller Verified| Lincolnshire Live Verified More than 1300 six-metre-long batteries could be installed on fields in Lincolnshire. The battery farm - technically known as a Battery Energy Storage System - is planned for countryside around seven miles south of Lincoln. If approved, the Brant Energy Storage site would be built across four fields to the west of the village of Coleby, on Hill Rise.

    By Jamie Waller Verified · Lincolnshire Live

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Closed Lincoln leisure centres could be reopened by summer holidays

    By Jamie Waller Verified| Lincolnshire Live Verified The City of Lincoln Council is hoping to get its closed leisure centres reopened by mid-July, in time for the summer holidays. Yarborough and Birchwood Leisure Centres shut unexpectedly two weeks ago after Active Nation, which ran them for the council, suddenly ceased trading. Council leaders have approved the emergency procurement for a new provider, who will run the centres for the next two years.

    By Jamie Waller Verified · Lincolnshire Live

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Lincolnshire Police job cuts delay after government funding boost

    By Jamie Waller Verified| Bottom Line@ Image caption, Officials said plans to cut jobs at Lincolnshire Police would be delayed after a funding agreement was reached with the governmentLocal Democracy Reporting ServicePlanned cuts at Lincolnshire Police have been delayed following a new government funding agreement, the force has confirmed. Officials had previously warned 400 staff and officers could be cut by 2028 due to a £14m budget gap.

    By Jamie Waller Verified · Bottom Line

    Apr. 15, 2025

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Lincolnshire Live

The Lincolnshire Echo is an award-winning daily newspaper.

Lincoln, United States

+44 152 280 4300