Martyna Wiecha is a multimedia reporter at SuffolkNews/Bury Free Press. She covers a diverse range of topics including retail, health and wellness, and events, with a focus on consumer health and wellness programs. Martyna's work has been featured in Diss Express, Suffolk Free Press, Newark Advertiser, and Fenland Citizen.
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Lincoln, United Kingdom (Local)
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Martyna Wiecha's coverage primarily revolves around local news, traffic incidents, crime, storm damage, and local events/activities. She focuses on evolving stories and breaking news related to house & home, family & relationships, crime, and entertainment news.
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The team behind a popular ‘rock school bus’ have received a funding boost to deliver two new projects.
A multi-million-pound drainage improvement programme will help safeguard homes and businesses.
By: Martyna Wiecha
A fed-up taxi firm worker has raised concerns about the potential impact ongoing town works could have on the future of drivers.
By: Martyna Wiecha
Concerns have been raised that allowing another vape shop in Spalding will harm the character of the town centre.
A village nursery has submitted plans to expand its site as growing demand for places is ‘exceeding’ its current capacity.
By: Martyna Wiecha
Three dispersal orders have been issued following an increase in anti-social behaviour and criminal damage in the South Holland area.
By: Martyna Wiecha
A £1.8 million project is on track to finish on time according to a senior official who explained roadworks have been phased to ‘minimise disruption’.
By: Martyna Wiecha
Vulnerable children have been left stranded at school as a result of the nightmare roadworks, a taxi company owner has said.
By: Martyna Wiecha
Two 48-hour dispersal orders have been put in place as police vow to crack down on ‘unacceptable’ behaviour that is plaguing residents.
By: Martyna Wiecha
Lincolnshire businesses have joined a campaign urging shoppers to choose British peas, as consumption has fallen to its lowest level in 50 years.
