David Spereall is a Local Democracy Reporter based in Leeds, United Kingdom. He covers a range of local news topics, including politics, community issues, and human interest stories. David's work has been featured in various publications, including BBC News, Yorkshire Post, and Yahoo News UK.
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David Spereall's articles primarily focus on local government and politics, with a significant emphasis on breaking news and government announcements. He also covers evolving stories related to protests, care homes, and community issues in Leeds.
If you are reaching out to David, consider providing insights or commentary related to local government decisions, policies affecting the Leeds area, or updates on ongoing community-related events such as protests or care home closures. Additionally, if your pitch is tied to an evolving story that impacts the local community in Leeds or aligns with his themes of interest like crime and government announcements at the local level, it may capture his attention.
Given his focus on specific locations within the United Kingdom (Leeds), he would likely be interested in pitches that directly relate to this geographic area.
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People living in Kirklees could see their waste bins replaced with alternatives 25% smaller.
The A646 between Hebden Bridge and Todmorden will be shut until Friday, Yorkshire Water says.
By: Abigail Marlow, David Spereall
Kirklees Council's proposal to shrink domestic wheelie bins has been criticised by elected members.
Victoria Scheer & David Spereall The parents of a critically ill 14-month-old girl have said they now have "hope" after an urgently needed bed was secured for her at a specialist hospital.
Robert Jean is sentenced for murdering Khaja Raisoddin Mohammed, 65, Abdullah Mirzada, 53, in Leeds.
The eight West Yorkshire police officers were part of a group which shared racist and sexist messages.
The owners of Mortens of Ilkley say they will shut the store at the end of the year.
Christmas "has come early", the family of the 14-month-old girl from North Yorkshire have said.
By: Heidi Tomlinson, David Spereall
Sheffield Wednesday supporter Paul Gregory wants the life-saving devices in every football ground.
Jean Barnbrook won a Volunteer of the Year prize from Leeds City Council in 2017.
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