Duncan Browne is the Sports Editor at LincsOnline. He covers a diverse range of topics including architecture and planning, travel and tourism, agriculture and farming, as well as crime and justice. Duncan's work has been featured in several publications, including the Spalding Guardian, Lincolnshire Free Press, and MSN.
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Duncan Browne's coverage is predominantly focused on local news, crime, and community events in Spalding, United Kingdom. He often covers government announcements and breaking news related to these areas.
When reaching out to Duncan, consider providing information or access to local events, crime reports or investigations with a focus on Spalding. Additionally, pitches related to community-oriented stories such as the success of campaigns or initiatives that impact the area are likely to resonate with him.
Given his focus on entertainment news as well, he may also be interested in human-interest stories about individuals achieving success through unique hobbies or experiences in the local area.
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By: Duncan Browne
A strongman took a trip back in time as he completed a longstanding challenge inspired by his childhood.
By: Duncan Browne
Plans to convert a former hospital into homes have taken a step closer - but it looks likely to cost the developer £84,000 in community contributions.
A new route for a major electricity infrastructure project - that would see pylons cutting through south Lincolnshire - has been revealed.
A tatty town centre building has been described as looking like ‘Skegness seafront on a bad day’.
The campaign to save an historic village pub has taken another decisive step forward.
By: Duncan Browne
A jailed teacher has been banned from working in schools for the rest of his life.
By: Duncan Browne
Plans to create a dog agility training centre have been given the thumbs up - despite objections from neighbours.
I reckon you could pretty-much guess what the Thatched Cottage was going to look like from the name alone.
More than 500 drug-driving arrests were made in the county last year.
By: Duncan Browne
A community hub fears it may have to find the cash for weekly bin collections.
