David Bentley is a Content Writer at Birmingham Live. He focuses on themes such as government and politics, urban design, and regional interest, while also covering topics related to construction, energy, and travel. David's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Wales Online, The Mirror, and BBC News, showcasing his diverse expertise in both local and global news.
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David Bentley's articles primarily focus on government announcements and cite data, with a significant emphasis on personal finance, human resources & employment, and government & politics. He covers topics related to government benefits, DWP (Department for Work and Pensions), HMRC (Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs), taxation, cost of living, and payment updates.
Given his coverage attributes and themes covered, David would likely be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide valuable insights or analysis regarding changes in government policy related to personal finance, welfare benefits such as PIP (Personal Independence Payment) or Universal Credit, tax regulations impacting individuals or businesses within the United Kingdom. Additionally,pitches offering expert opinions on local Birmingham-specific financial matters could also grab his attention.
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A petition claims there is an oversupply of blocks but planners say this is only in Coventry centre.
By: David Bentley
Council has agreed to review its arrangement but says nothing can happen before February 2028 and a switchover would take up to 18 months
By: David Bentley
Neighbours had objected to the proposal, claiming they'd be forced to set up a permit scheme to ensure they had spaces for their own cars
By: Rachel Stretton, David Bentley
A petition signed by 36 Foleshill residents called on Coventry City Council to install traffic-calming measures on Blackwell Road amid fears over speeding and 'boy racers'
By: David Bentley
The council says there is no need in the city for any more children's homes and the proposed business may have caused a noise nuisance
By: David Bentley, Rachel Stretton
Coventry taxi fares are set to increase after the city council approved proposals from Unite union, with changes to the distance and waiting time covered by starting fares — though the new tariffs are subject to a 14-day objection period before being implemented.
By: David Bentley
The Phoenix marks the post-war rebuild of Coventry and is now presiding over a new era of reconstruction
By: Rachel Stretton, David Bentley
A petition has been launched to 'save Westwood Business Park' as residents oppose proposed housing plans for the former E.ON headquarters site
By: Rachel Stretton, David Bentley
New PureGym fitness facility set to open at the former Barnardo's site near Coventry Train Station
The applicants wanted to turn the suburban semi into a HMO for eight people but planned extensions on the property did not meet quality standards
