Ed Baker is a reporter for the Weymouth News. He covers a range of topics including tech policy, security policy, politics, and government, with a particular focus on planes and aircraft. Ed's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as GateHouse Media New England, Yahoo News, and The Telegraph.
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Ed Baker's coverage is primarily focused on local news, city issues, and public safety topics within Massachusetts, particularly Taunton. He would likely be interested in pitches related to local events, government announcements, and press releases pertaining to these specific areas.
Given the prevalence of crime-related articles in his coverage, he may also be responsive to story ideas concerning crime prevention initiatives or community-based solutions for enhancing public safety.
Additionally, due to the coverage of traffic advisories and concerns about speeding and noise levels raised by residents, Ed might be open to pitches regarding transportation infrastructure improvements or community efforts addressing quality of life issues such as noise pollution.
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A new consultation has been launched to ask if you support the extension of an existing Public Space Protection Order (PSPO) to prevent dog-related anti-social behaviour.
Plans by the Hexham firm will see a 15-metre-high micro wind turbine erected on a plot of land in a Northamptonshire village as part of a green
Being short of “disposable cash”* doesn't mean you have to sit at home sipping cold water, wondering where it all went wrong. With a bit of creativity and maybe a bicycle, you can get out there in the beautiful November sunshine and make the most of life for little or no money. Packed lunches are recommended.
Hilton Hall, a two-storey building with medieval origins located in the hamlet of Hilton, is on the national list of historic and architecturally important buildings.
Do Business Network , an organisation that gives practical support to small businesses across the North East, has been awarded £9,900 of taxpayer funds from Durham County Council's Derwent Valley Area Action Partnership, to help local businesses survive and recover from the impact of the lockdown.
By: Ed Baker
Richard is leading the campaign for a replacement to Shotley Bridge Hospital, as per his election pledges. He is the first ever MP to mention Shotley Bridge during Prime Minister's Questions, and received a politician's assurance from both the PM and Health Secretary that they would “look carefully” at a replacement hospital.
English place names typically have their roots in Old English, Anglian, or Gaelic descriptions of the area itself, or an ancient lord's name, or the most notable structure around, like a castle, road, church, or disco. The study of place names is called Topononononandonomy, or Toponomastics, or “you know, that thing people do when they study why places are called what they're called” for short.
It's 2020, the weather is alright, we don't have flying cars, and we still have scammers and TV licenses; that's the way it goes.
Organisations in Consett, Shildon and Durham City are among the many projects to have received a grant from one of Durham County Council's Area Action Partnerships (AAPs), to enable them to help their communities during the government's lockdown and closure of small businesses.
Bicycles are like cars but without the insurance, and if you rev the handlebars and make a “vroooomm” noise, that's called a motorbike. When buying a bicycle, bear in mind that size isn't everything.
