Guy Henderson is a Local Democracy Reporter at Radio Exe, covering Torbay, Teignbridge, and other councils in Devon. His reporting focuses on health and wellness, construction and real estate, and regional interest, often highlighting social issues and protests. Guy's work has been featured in a variety of publications, including the Daily Star, Western Daily Press, and BBC News.
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The Old Dairy at St Mary's, Brixham (Image courtesy: Google Street View)
Protests over plans to close two specialist units for deaf children in Torquay schools have prompted the promise of a full inquiry.
Ladysmith Road, Exeter (Picture courtesy: Heavitree and Whipton Liveable Neighbourhood Group)
By: Guy Henderson
Holidaymakers are set to pay more to park than local people in the region's popular areas after local councillors approved for a two-tier parking strategy
By: Ravi Meah, Guy Henderson
Visitors to places such as Salcombe and Darmouth are set to pay higher car parking fees than residents after local authorities approved two-tier charging system
Plans to build 28 homes on the site of seventeenth century farm buildings on the outskirts of Brixham could be turned down next week (3 February).
By: Ravi Meah, Guy Henderson
Local councillors have approved a two-tier parking strategy which will see tourists visiting Salcombe and Dartmouth pay more to park than residents
Calls for safer streets in Exeter following divisive traffic trial within the Heavitree area
'I want a police force that our communities can trust and be proud of'
The Seacroft Guest house and Holly Lets in Sands Road, Paignton (Image courtesy: Google Street View)
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