Alex Marsh is a Racing Editor based in Bushey, United Kingdom. With a focus on local news, Alex has written for various publications including Thisislocallondon and News Shopper Series. Their work has covered a range of topics including crime, accidents, development plans, and community issues.
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Alex's coverage is heavily focused on local crime, accidents, and evolving stories in the Bushey area of the United Kingdom. Pitching to Alex should be centered around providing insights or information related to ongoing local crime cases, accidents, and government announcements that impact the community.
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By: Alex Marsh
The Dagenham Girl Pipers have marked their last ever performance at the head of a Remembrance Sunday procession in Dagenham.
Another Sainsbury’s supermarket might soon open in Parkway, Camden Town.
By: Isobel Williams, Alex Marsh, Joe Smith
Locals living near the property in Bromley, southeast London have described the situation as “catastrophic” since number 27 West Street was listed online as a holiday let
By: Alex Marsh, Chris Ballinger, Isobel Williams
The property is understood to be listed on Booking and has been the base of many 'drug-fuelled' parties
By: Chris Ballinger, Alex Marsh, Isobel Williams Swns
Bromley neighbours are fuming at the home nextdoor being turned into a party house being let out online.
By: Alex Marsh
Camden councillors have rejected a petition to extend a second consultation on a low-traffic neighbourhood (LTN) in Dartmouth Park.
A new 24/7 gambling shop is planned close to a primary school in Blackstock Road, Finsbury Park.
“Ludicrous” plans to build another floor on top of a 1930s Art Deco block of flats - Hylda Court - in Dartmouth Park appear to have been…
By: Alex Marsh
Camden councillors have backed calls for a bus route described as a “ghost” service to run more often.
By: Alex Marsh
Two Labour MPs Daniel Francis and Jim Dickson have called for the Elizabeth line to be extended further into south east London and terminate in Kent.
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