Jason Lewis is a Local Democracy Reporter at Bournemouth Echo. He specializes in areas such as urban design, government and politics, and health and wellness, often covering topics related to elections, public policy, and real estate development. Jason's work has been featured in a variety of publications, including Hampshire Chronicle, Yahoo Sports UK, and BBC News.
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Jason Lewis's focus is primarily on local government and politics, particularly in the Dorset and Bournemouth areas of the United Kingdom. His coverage also includes community events and food-related topics.
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Supermarket giant Waitrose has submitted a premises licence over alcohol sales for its Westquay shop.
Businesses have accused Southampton City Council of "stringing us along" after plans to restore free parking in Bitterne suffered yet another delay.
Businesses have accused council leaders of “stringing us along” after a decision on restoring free parking in Bitterne was delayed again.
Southampton’s One Stop in Harefield seeks council approval to sell alcohol from 6am, ahead of its planned transformation into a Tesco Express in 2027.
By: Jason Lewis
Southampton driver Graham Kemish loses appeal over AI-assisted FOI questions about Bassett bus gate, with tribunal backing council refusal.
It was hoped Hampshire and Isle of Wight residents could vote in 2027
An area of Southampton covered by special safety measures in case of an emergency involving a nuclear-powered submarine is being cut by more than half.
Historic Southampton bowls club fears closure after 90 years as Southampton’s £38m sports redevelopment excludes greens, clubhouse and facilities, members say.
Southampton residents could wait another two years to recycle yoghurt pots, plastic trays and cartons in their wheelie bins, as the council faces pressure to cut waste incineration costs.
Politicians have criticised the government rejecting a request from leaders in Hampshire and Isle of Wight to bring forward the inaugural mayoral election.
