Simon Drury is an Assistant News Editor at Quest Media Network. He covers a diverse range of topics, including health and wellness, transportation and mobility, and animal rights, with a focus on public education and mental health. Simon's work has been featured in the Lancashire Post, Lytham St Annes Express, and Lancaster Guardian Series.
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Simon Drury's coverage is predominantly focused on local news, particularly crime and police-related incidents within the Greater Manchester area. He seems to be interested in evolving stories and breaking news related to crime and law enforcement activities.
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The event will feature Christmas market stalls, stage entertainment and a visit from the Grinch, with Aston Merrygold performing on stage
By: Simon Drury
Child poverty in Lancashire costs £940m-a-year, according to new analysis from the Child Poverty Action Group, which says a £10 per week increase in child benefit would lift children out of poverty overnight
By: Simon Drury
The popular show will be saying a sad farewell to a popular member of the team as they film in Lancashire
Shaun Newton, 35, was found guilty of murdering Tony Joynes, 47, in their cell at HMP Garth, near Leyland, in July last year
A coordinated online attack by anonymous accounts attempted to get the band cancelled
By: Simon Drury
The operation is part of Lancashire Police's response to tackling serious and organised crime in Lancashire
By: Simon Drury
Carla Georgescu, 19, had her whole life ahead of her, which was ripped away by Nathan Owens, her stepfather, who was convicted of her murder and sentenced to life in prison
The West Wing of Astley Hall has reopened following a £400,000 renovation project, with visitors now able to explore more of the Grade I-listed landmark
PC Rick Wilson was dragged by a car while attempting to arrest a suspected drug dealer in Nelson, suffering injuries to his knee, leg, hand, forearm, and shoulder
A new report has found that two thirds of workers in Lancashire do not feel they are fairly paid, with only 38 per cent of employees happy with their wages compared to a national average of 52 per cent
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