Bob Dale is a journalist based in Brighton and Hove, United Kingdom. He writes for various publications including BBC Mundo, BBC News, Yahoo Sports Canada, Yahoo News, Cigalah Group, and the Las Vegas Review-Journal. Bob's articles cover a range of local news topics, from crime and investigations to community issues and politics.
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Bob Dale focuses on local news, with an emphasis on crime and government announcements in the United Kingdom, specifically Brighton And Hove. Given his concentration on evolving stories and breaking news related to crime and local government matters, Bob may welcome pitches providing exclusive insights or updates about ongoing criminal investigations or developments within local government.
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Sussex's fishing industry is set to get a boost with a new processing plant nearing completion.
Nearly £3m is to be spent designing new sea defences for a two-and-a-half mile (4km) stretch of coast in West Sussex.
The former MP for Crawley has blamed the local council for Chagos Islanders arriving in the UK being forced to live in makeshift accommodation at a community centre.
Families in the South East are the most likely to make complaints about education and children's services provided by their local authority.
By: Bob Dale
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Surrey Police says it has had 2,000 complaints after the cow was struck twice by a police vehicle.
The chief executive of Southern Water has said a £90m fine for dumping raw sewage in the sea came about because the company had not invested enough.
Residents of Eastbourne are being asked for their opinions on plans to improve bus services in the town.
The bus service will be linked to high speed trains to and from Ashford International train station.
The city council has issued 22 enforcement notices to shops with fronts deemed out of character.
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