Charlie Smith is the Editor at Georgia Straight. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, competitive sports, real estate, and environmental issues, with a particular focus on football and the impact of rising carbon dioxide emissions. Charlie's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Guardian, BBC News, and Yahoo News UK.
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High Wycombe, United Kingdom (Local)
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Charlie Smith's coverage primarily focuses on local news in Buckinghamshire, particularly government announcements and legal policy regulations. Given the emphasis on local news, pitches to Charlie should offer insights or perspectives related to government initiatives, policy changes, or legal developments within Buckinghamshire.
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The council leader says he does not want to increase the tax but says the authority has "no choice".
Over the last 25 years, Leeds United have cashed in on a number of star players, most recently after failing to secure immediate promotion back to the Premier League.
Celtic have let some of their finest talents move for big money in the past.
By: Charlie Smith
Fees for burials, new bins and wedding ceremonies are all set to rise as part of Bucks Council’s proposed budget for 2025/26.
By: Charlie Smith
The number of people who will lose their jobs from cuts to library services will be minimised, Bucks Council has said.
By: Charlie Smith
Plans to convert a Wycombe pub have been approved, while two proposed extensions have been refused permission.
By: Charlie Smith
In this provocative work, Koo considers the impact of Japanese and U.S. occupation in the 20th century on what is presented on Korean stages.
The company behind the proposals wants to house data centres at the Wycombe Air Park site instead.
About 15 members of library staff could be made redundant, the authority says.
By: Charlie Smith
Mahtani, the Brenda and David McLean Chair in Canadian Studies at UBC, delivers a non-linear series of vignettes, often redolent with emotion.
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