Guy Henderson is a Local Democracy Reporter at Radio Exe and a senior reporter for Devon Live. He covers a range of topics including local news, urban development, public transportation, and the housing market, with a particular focus on Torbay and Teignbridge councils. Guy's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Daily Star, BBC News, and the Western Daily Press.
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Guy Henderson's coverage heavily focuses on local government announcements and legal policy regulation, indicating a preference for pitches related to local political developments, community initiatives, and environmental issues within the Devon region. Given his interest in event coverage, consider reaching out with stories about upcoming events or ongoing community programs.
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City council said not to similar proposals last year
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