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.
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Cornish Pasty Association raises money to help schools pay for equipment, ingredients and trips.
Guernsey Ports said the Barfleur which can carry 1,212 passengers will be heading to St Peter Port.
Recycling officials on Guernsey have addressed "issues" around kerbside collections on the island.
A dad whose son died from a brain tumour has organised a charity football tournament in his memory.
An applicant who had a job offer withdrawn was not allowed to see a previous employer's reference.
Guernsey Marathon's race director said he hoped this year's event could help boost the island's tourism.
Business owners said recent wet weather has hit trade as people stay indoors and away from the rain.
An airline boss has said extending Alderney's runway makes "financial sense". Aurigny chief executive Nico Bezuidenhout said he supported plans for the island's airport.
Torbay Council's leader said in March a much-criticised pedestrianisation project was being be axed.
Three people were rescued from a sinking fishing boat off the Devon coast on Tuesday.
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