Alison Stephenson is a local journalist based in Plymouth, United Kingdom. With a focus on local news and community issues, Alison has written for various publications including the North Devon Gazette, Plymouth Herald, and BBC News. Her articles cover a range of topics including environmental issues, healthcare, transportation, education, and agriculture.
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North Devon, United Kingdom (Local)
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Alison Stephenson's coverage predominantly focuses on local government announcements and legal policy regulation. She pays particular attention to topics related to traffic gridlock, Government support for farmers, college heating systems, taxi regulations, healthcare and dentistry in Plymouth, Tamar Bridge tolls, carbon emissions, police inquiries and events in Plymouth.
When reaching out to Alison with pitches or sources keep these areas of focus in mind. For example: consider offering insights or commentary from local policymakers regarding the impact of government policies on traffic management initiatives or agricultural support programs. Additionally providing expert opinions on public health infrastructure improvements would be relevant given her articles covering demands for better healthcare and dentistry services.
Given her geographic focus is mainly local (United Kingdom,Plymouth), she may be particularly interested in news that directly impacts the lives of residents within this area.
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By: Alison Stephenson
Locals are concerned by traffic volume at Baggy Point
Queen Anne Terrace, Plymouth. (Image courtesy: Google Street View)
Devolution plans to reform local government have received mixed reactions in Devon. The government aims to streamline councils by merging areas with two tiers of local authority, which applies to Devon outside of Plymouth and Torbay.
The building will become flats despite pleas for it not to be changed
Force gets its third boss in 18 months
By: Alison Stephenson
PCC is also asking for grant to help pay salaries of three chiefs
Plymouth City Council already stands apart with unitary status.
Beacon Park off the A385 at Dartington. (Image courtesy: Google Street View)
The site is currently permitted to open 28 days a year under a permitted development allowance.
Artist Impression of the Terrace View Tinside. (image courtesy: Plymouth City Council)
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