Brad Harper is a Reporter at the Montgomery Advertiser. He specializes in topics such as business, development, and change, with a focus on crime, traffic, and public security. His work has been featured in various publications, including The Tuscaloosa News, Yahoo News, and the Daily Express.
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Brad Harper's focus is primarily on local news, particularly related to crime and entertainment in the Kent area of the United Kingdom. Considering his coverage attributes, he may be interested in pitches that offer detailed insights into evolving local stories or breaking news related to crime incidents, community events, government announcements affecting residents, roadworks updates and their impact on daily life.
For entertainment-related topics like Christmas celebrations or fan tributes, providing unique human interest angles or exclusive interviews with relevant personalities could capture Brad's attention. Additionally, highlighting issues regarding housing challenges faced by locals might also resonate with his coverage focus.
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Weather forecasters have issued a cold health alert as temperatures are expected to plummet this weekend.
By: Brad Harper
A Kent man is among a smuggling gang facing jail after Border Force officers discovered a woman crammed inside a car glove box.
A great-great-aunt who celebrated her 104th birthday this month believes her love of Italian food has been the secret to a long life.
Plans to open a new McDonald’s restaurant on the site of a former Travelodge are set to be determined soon.
A massive emergency response has descended on a street after a double-decker bus went up in flames.
A water company says a busy route will finally reopen after a burst water pipe sparked widespread gridlock across an area of Kent.
Emergency services descended on a seafront hotel after a man died following a medical incident.
A man who prompted a huge emergency response after entering the sea in bitter conditions remains missing after two weeks.
A “weather bomb” set to batter Kent this week with gale-force winds has triggered a danger to life warning.
Kent is set to be battered by strong gusts earlier than expected with five hours of strong 60mph winds headed for the county.
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