David Floyd is a reporter at CoinDesk, covering Chattanooga and Hamilton County governments for the Times Free Press. His work spans a variety of themes including government and politics, public policy, and regional interest, with a keen focus on elections and competitive sports. David's reporting has been featured in numerous publications, including City Press, Atlanta Journal-Constitution, and Environmental Health News.
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David Floyd's coverage focuses on local news, government announcements, and events in Barnet. He covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, health & wellbeing, food & beverage, as well as specific local events and initiatives.
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Charli Thompson on life as Barnet's first elected Green representative
Micha Winchester Plen on a fictional local election campaign that may be almost as funny as the real one
Nick Sandamas on Barnet FC's plan to go one better next time
The Phoenix Outdoor Centre and Canoe Club opened its doors to Leïla Davaud
Mukesh Oza on meetups for gay men in Barnet
Dave McCormick on the late cricket legend’s visits to a local club
David Floyd on a Barnet resident’s memoir of activism in apartheid South Africa
Local young people protested outside Barnet Council's Colindale offices last month reports Leïla Davaud
Ruth McDonald on weekly sessions at St Mark's Hall
Barnet Council's Labour administration reintroduced the scheme in March this year reports reports Leïla Davaud
