John Wimperis is a Local Democracy Reporter at Somerset Live. He covers Bath & North East Somerset and North Somerset, focusing on themes such as architecture, planning, and real estate, alongside topics like renewable energy and urban development. John has been featured in numerous outlets including Yahoo News, BBC News, and the Bristol Post.
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John Wimperis focuses on local government decisions, council activities, and legal policy regulations in the Bristol area. He is interested in topics related to local governance, public transportation, housing development, and parking charges.
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Given his focus on specific geographic areas within Bristol and North Somerset, sources with direct knowledge of these locations or expertise in local governance would likely capture his attention more effectively than broader national perspectives.
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Padel courts are finally set to be built in Bath, after councillors relaxed...
By: John Wimperis
The 'overbearing' development was rejected but Angela Rayner will have the final say
'We recognise that the scale of investment required is significant'
Activists have attached flags to lampposts on the seafront three times this summer
By: John Wimperis
Councillor Helen Thornton has called for the activists putting up flags along the seafront to be arrested
By: John Wimperis
Care boss says there were unexpected deaths during the summer
Most housing in the draft local plan is proposed for areas around Keynsham and the Somer Valley.
Residents of Ewart Road in Milton have petitioned North Somerset Council to implement traffic restrictions on the road
A pothole-plagued residential road in Weston-super-Mare has finally been...
'People like to speed down itβ
