Carmelo Garcia is a Local Democracy Reporter at various esteemed publications. He covers a range of topics including construction and real estate, architecture and planning, as well as education, with a particular focus on special education and advocacy for special needs. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as The Forest Review, Hereford Times, and BBC News, among others.
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Cheltenham, United Kingdom (Local)
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Carmelo Garcia's coverage is heavily focused on local government and politics in the Gloucester area, with a particular emphasis on legal policy regulation and government announcements. If you have insights or expertise relating to local council decisions, legal policies, or specific political developments within the Gloucester region, your pitch may be well received.
Given Carmelo's focus on local news and council decisions, he is likely to be interested in sources who can provide direct knowledge of events occurring within the Gloucester area. Offering exclusive access to individuals involved in these events could make your pitch more appealing.
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By: Carmelo Garcia, Luke Chillingsworth
Commute’s about to get properly grim
By: Carmelo Garcia
There are fears a new pavilion restaurant in a Cotswold village “suffering from overtourism” will lead to “alcohol-fuelled” noise from…
'The council needs to sort this out'
Call for more appointments
By: Carmelo Garcia
'Appalling' mobile coverage is claimed to be cutting off villages near Cirencester.
By: Carmelo Garcia
Mobile phone signal is so bad in some parts of the Cotswolds that villagers can make calls on their mobiles while connected to wifi at home.
By: Carmelo Garcia
'The reality around here is that mobile phone coverage is appalling'
By: Carmelo Garcia
"Striking" plans to transform Cheltenham's long-empty Cavendish House site into a vibrant town centre destination, complete with a grand public
By: Duncan Cook, Carmelo Garcia
Historic boundaries mean a supermarket has its back door and front door in different council areas.
Historic boundaries mean a supermarket has its back door and front door in different council areas.
