Gary Porter is a reporter at Cheshire Live. He covers various topics related to construction and real estate, including the housing market, commercial real estate, and property management, as well as themes in retail and hospitality. Gary's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Birmingham Live, Daily Express, and The Mirror.
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Gary Porter’s coverage focuses on local news in the Stoke-on-Trent area, with an emphasis on government announcements and evolving stories related to family & relationships and entertainment news. He appears particularly interested in human interest stories that impact the local community.
If you are reaching out to Gary, consider offering insights or access to individuals involved in local government announcements or breaking news affecting Stoke-on-Trent. Stories related to family, entertainment events, council services, business, wealth management or real estate within this geographic area may also be of interest.
Given his focus on community-oriented content like school ratings and council tax changes, pitches should directly relate to these specific topics while keeping a hyper-local perspective.
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The move supports the continued expansion and modernisation of its UK operations
By: Gary Porter
New report reveals criminal exploitation remains city's "dominant threat"
By: Gary Porter
He illegally televised Sky Sports football matches at the boozer
By: Jenna Campbell, Gary Porter
The town boasts easy canal walks, walking trails and brilliant food and drink spots
By: Gary Porter
It was the Cheshire nursery's very first inspection
By: Gary Porter, Zahna Eklund
The 8.5-mile trail is traffic-free and boasts stunning views
By: Gary Porter
It's become one of the town's longest-running events
By: Gary Porter
The home caters for adults living with complex needs
They would help enforce existing traffic restrictions
James Connolly was working as a lift supervisor on a large construction site when tragedy struck
