Bradley Gerrard is a local journalist based in Exeter, Devon, focusing on news and issues specific to the region. With a background in reporting for various local and national publications, Bradley covers a wide range of topics including social care, education, local government, and infrastructure. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as BBC News, DevonLive, and Yahoo News UK.
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Bradley Gerrard's articles predominantly focus on local government announcements, budget allocations, and policy changes within Devon. His coverage also emphasizes human resources and employment news at the local level.
To effectively reach out to Bradley, consider pitching stories that involve local government decisions or policies in Devon. Topics related to budget allocation, social care initiatives, broadband development, parking charges, and their impact on the community are likely to align with his areas of interest.
Given his specific geographic focus on Devon and Exeter in the United Kingdom, pitches should be tailored to reflect a deep understanding of these locations and how proposed topics directly affect them.
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EDDC HQ Blackdown House, Honiton (image courtesy: LDRS Will Goddard)
A former councilor’s request for transparency sheds light on Mid Devon Council’s shaky compliance with public information laws
By: Bradley Gerrard
A long-awaited analysis into the state of East Devon's social housing stock is unlikely to be made public for months.
By: Bradley Gerrard
A long-awaited analysis into the state of East Devon’s social housing stock is unlikely to be made public for months.
EDDC HQ Blackdown House, Honiton (Image: Will Goddard, LDRS)
Volunteers are being urged to come forward to help swell the ranks of a depleted group that helps oversee the region's ambulance service.
Mid Devon District Council is forecasting a £398,000 budget surplus this year due to increased revenue from recycling and leisure centre use, as well as reduced staff costs
4,200 residents have rallied to protect Snakes Wood
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