James Murray is a Communications Advisor at Nelson City Council. He specializes in sports, sports business, and real estate, with a focus on team sports and sports merchandising. James has been featured in notable publications including the New Statesman, The Guardian, and Stuff, among others.
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James Murray's focus is on local news in the United Kingdom, primarily covering government and political announcements. He also covers crime extensively. To effectively reach out to James, consider pitching stories related to local government initiatives, policies or events in the UK.
If you have insights into crime trends or developments, particularly those with a local impact within the UK, such as community safety initiatives or law enforcement efforts, it may be of interest to James.
While not his primary focus, pitches related to finance & economy would need a strong tie-in with local governance or specific regional impacts within the United Kingdom for greater relevancy.
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By: James Murray
Devolution proposals from the Westminster frontrunner go further than headlines suggest, with major implications for stamp duty and wealth taxation
By: James Murray
Brokers want personal finance taught earlier, arguing the knowledge gap is making mortgage advice harder to deliver
By: James Murray
London's private rental market is tightening as landlords grow wary of letting to students and young professionals
By: James Murray
Specialist lender structures a country house refinance and a Kensington HMO refurbishment for the same broker inside five weeks
By: James Murray
Why energy efficiency has become an economic case, not just a climate one
By: James Murray
Metro Bank's Charles Morley explains why every UK lender now plays in the specialist mortgage market
By: James Murray
Study finds 91.7% of advisers see lead generation as vital for 2026, but many still struggle with consistency
By: James Murray
Catherine Mann says an activist Bank Rate rise remains possible if UK inflation risks fail to ease this year
By: James Murray
Political uncertainty and rising mortgage rates are reshaping buyer and seller behaviour across the capital
By: James Murray
Source Insurance director on AI accountability, the German court ruling that could reshape the industry, and why "human in the loop" is no longer optional
