George Torr is a journalist at BBC News, with a focus on local news in Derbyshire, United Kingdom. He covers a range of topics including crime, politics, infrastructure, and community issues. His work has been featured in various publications including BBC Mundo, Cigalah Group, and Yahoo News.
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Derby, United Kingdom (Local)
George Torr's focus is on local news in Derbyshire, UK. He predominantly covers breaking and evolving stories related to crime, government & politics, as well as entertainment news. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing newsworthy updates or developments related to ongoing local events, crime issues, political announcements or community activities within Derbyshire.
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Angry residents hit out at an increase in their council tax precept of 93% to fund a shortfall in building a gym and called the rise "disgusting".
Derby has always been proud of its rail manufacturing heritage but a large part of it is under threat.
There are fears for the future of Alstom's rail assembly factory in Derby due to a lack of orders.
The restoration project has been approved but councillors are concerned over the finances.
The council says the plan saves money and provides more community support for users.
A pub landlord who has raised more than £120,000 for charity will be awarded the Freedom of Derby.
By: George Torr
The council says allocating special educational needs places takes time and cannot be rushed.
Six candidates wanting to become the first mayor of the East Midlands came together to pitch their offer to voters.
A 368-space site and bus service will operate while a multi-storey car park is built.
New homes and commercial units are set to be built at Friar Gate Goods Yard in Derby.
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