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Catherine Johnson

Braintree
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Senior reporter for @BW_Times & @halsteadgazette. Contact me on 01376 334338 or catherine.johnson@newsquest.co.uk - Views are probably my own
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Reconciling Conflicting Private and Public Interests on Large-Scale Infrastructure Projects

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By Michael Dempsey, Catherine Johnson
| Local Government Lawyer
The tension between conflicting private and public interests on large-scale infrastructure projects remains ever present and a continuing challenge for Government. The Government has sought to facilitate a smoother path to consenting such projects, with the introduction of the Planning and Infrastructure Bill (the Bill).
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Your turn: Former Galesburg resident shares insight on Middle East conflict from Egypt

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By Catherine Johnson
| The Register-Mail
Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack and the Israeli invasion of Gaza have brought Israel and Palestine to the fore of the American consciousness. This topic has always been present in the minds of those in the Middle East. After moving to Cairo in 2021, conversations about Palestine have been a regular part of my life.
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The Forgotten Canadian at the 1924 Olympics

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By Catherine Johnson
| iRun Magazine
In the Fall of 1981 in a darkened theatre in Guelph, Ontario, I sat with my running club team mates anticipating the start of the film Chariots of Fire. While this film has been recognized as one of the top British films of all time, we were just excited to see anything that had to do with running. I, however, was excited for another reason. My uncle, David Moffat Johnson, had also competed in the race depicted in the movie and I was curious to see whether any mention was made of him.
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