Dave Hill is a retired editor with a focus on local news in the United Kingdom, specifically in London. He has written for OnLondon and his work has also appeared in publications such as The Globe and Mail and the Toronto Star. Dave's articles cover a range of topics including local politics, urban development, and community issues in London.
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Dave Hill's coverage focuses primarily on government and politics in London, with a particular emphasis on local announcements and legal policy regulation. Given this focus, he is likely to be responsive to pitches from local political figures or analysts offering insights into the Mayor of London campaigns, crime trends specific to London, as well as business developments within the city.
Hill's articles often cite data and cover government announcements, which suggests that his reporting is grounded in factual information. Pitches should therefore aim to provide concrete data or expert opinions based on solid research about topics related to the Mayor of London elections, crime statistics in London, or business-related policies affecting the capital.
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In a talk for The London Society, Housing Ombudsman Richard Blakeway has warned of the danger of tolerating the intolerable
Tucked away in a corner of east London right next to the Olympic park, it has grown with the part of the capital it serves
Nearly two years have passed since a senior member of a west London council strikingly observed to a gathering in Finchley that there isn’t a good housing repairs service anywhere. So frustrated had he become by the position in his own borough that he’d got its public health director to talk its housing team about […]
A trip to visit an account brought encounters with and reminders of everyday dangers and subjugations
By: Dave Hill
I apologised to Daniel Francis, Labour MP for Bexleyheath & Crayford, when we met. My predictions for July’s general election contained a number of duff calls, but so blithely had I assumed that his seat was nailed-on blue I didn’t give his prospects a second thought. And then, behold, he emerged victorious by 2,114 votes […]
By: Dave Hill
In a recent piece about Hackney Wick’s Yard theatre, On London reported that more news about its future was expected soon. That news is now official and comes in two parts: one is that from 28 February until 21 April 2025, the theatre will stage The Glass Menagerie, a 1944 play by Tennessee Williams; the […]
By: Dave Hill
It’s not enough to keep election promises, the latest thinking goes. People have to feel better too. “Change isn’t a few extra lines on a graph moving in the right direction,” said Keir Starmer the other month, perhaps informed by US research with purchase in top rank Labour circles into why Joe Biden’s successful policies […]
Within minutes the talk had turned to rats: rats in bin sheds, rats in drainpipes, rats scratching above ceilings and behind walls. First spotted rooting in rubbish, they have since advanced, climbing, gnawing, exploring. Rats are suspected of chewing through wiring, short-circuiting the intercom system, so that neighbours overhear each other speak. Rats have died […]
By: Dave Hill
Data captured by two sensors in the area registered sharp rises in nitrogen dioxide levels in SW1 on the day of the most recent demonstration against inheritance tax changes
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