George Thorpe is a Content Editor based in Bristol, United Kingdom. With a focus on local news, George writes for various publications including Bristol Post, Gloucestershire Live, and Western Daily Press. His articles cover a wide range of topics including weather updates, traffic incidents, crime reports, and human interest stories.
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George Thorpe's coverage heavily leans towards local news, particularly on crime-related incidents and weather updates. Given this focus, individuals who have witnessed or are involved in the aforementioned events can reach out to provide firsthand accounts or expert commentary to enhance his reporting.
Local law enforcement officials, meteorologists, and experts in road safety could also offer valuable insights into the evolving stories George covers. Additionally, community leaders familiar with the impact of these events at a local level may be well-positioned to contribute their perspectives.
Furthermore, businesses affected by road closures or weather-related issues might find it beneficial to reach out with relevant information for potential inclusion in George's articles.
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Ben Remfrey says the States of Guernsey should do an intrusive survey on housing development land.
By: George Thorpe, Julie Flanagan
A witness told Jersey's Royal Court she advised Dylan Pounds and his friend they had drunk too much.
A review finds Jersey's sole consultant psychiatrist writes about 300 adult prescriptions a month.
Defence advocate Ian Jones said Dylan Pounds would not be giving evidence.
Defence advocate Ian Jones told the Royal Court Dylan Pounds denies driving dangerously.
A dozen single deckers are introduced to the fleet serving areas of north Devon.
Pirates Amateurs are left "extremely saddened" by the incident as police appeal for witnesses.
Pirates Amateurs are left "extremely saddened" by the incident as police appeal for witnesses.
East Devon District Council says the company has been given three months to take down the structure.
People are being asked to record what they buy in shops and online over the course of two weeks.
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