Brad Harper is a Reporter at the Montgomery Advertiser. He writes about business, development, and change, with a focus on themes such as health and wellness, transportation and mobility, and crime and justice. Brad's work has been featured in notable publications including The Tuscaloosa News, Yahoo News, and USA TODAY.
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Canterbury, United Kingdom (Local)
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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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A paedophile jailed for abusing a young girl told officers during a police interview there was “no way in hell” he had committed the offences.
A man has been confirmed dead after an incident on a railway line forced trains to stop.
By: Brad Harper
A violent thug permanently scarred his partner after hurling a dinner plate into her face because he was unhappy with a curry she had cooked him.
A man sectioned following a suicide attempt took his own life eight days later just 24 hours after being discharged from a mental health hospital.
Police have been called to a crash on a key route.
There are long delays on the M20 after a three-vehicle crash left one person injured.
A kebab van voluntarily closed after inspectors discovered “widespread mouse activity” posed an “imminent risk to public health”.
Snow in Canterbury in the middle of summer? No, it’s not a freak weather event - but the scene being set for the filming of a new Christmas movie.
Four people have been injured in a crash at a notorious crossroads.
By: Brad Harper
A supermarket giant has announced it will shut its stores early so staff can watch England play if the team reaches the World Cup final.
