Gareth Lightfoot is a Local Democracy Reporter at TeessideLive. He covers a range of topics including urban design, health and wellness, and real estate, with a particular focus on public policy and the housing market. Gareth's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Hits Radio, BBC News, and The Mirror.
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Gareth's coverage primarily focuses on local government announcements, legal policy regulations, and human resources & employment. His articles often revolve around housing development, objections to development plans, local politics, infrastructure issues, and business expansion.
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Stockton Council says the two bridges across the Castle Eden Walkway are at risk of collapse, prompting public safety concerns
By: Gareth Lightfoot
A public inquiry into plans for up to 600 homes near Green Lane, Yarm, begins at Stockton Council’s headquarters in Dunedin House, Thornaby, on…
By: Gareth Lightfoot
Councillors heard of a 'vast' 94% rise in referrals after the Family Help Front Door was launched in April
Matt Vickers, Conservative MP for Stockton West, wrote to Stockton Council's chief executive demanding answers about the booking system
By: Gareth Lightfoot
The supermarket was granted permission for the cameras and signs at its Norton store, despite objections of 'install first, seek permission later'
Concerns were raised over motorbikes but councillors give the go-ahead to the plans for Thornaby.
The proposed home for up to three children was described as similar to a family home, but objectors disputed this, saying it was the wrong location
By: Gareth Lightfoot
The HRE group says the plans to knock down the Crawford's and Black Squares bridge are an 'appalling waste of money'
By: Gareth Lightfoot
Cleveland Police did not support the Thornaby scheme, despite changes intended to combat anti-social behaviour
By: Gareth Lightfoot
Cleveland Police did not support the Thornaby scheme, despite changes intended to combat anti-social behaviour
