James Smith is an EVS IP DIRECTOR Editor for Nub News, specializing in local news coverage for the Delta area. With a wide range of experience, James has written for various publications and has covered topics such as planning and development, local government, property, weather, and community events. His work has been featured in both print and online publications, showcasing his versatility as a journalist.
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James Smith's coverage primarily focuses on local news and events in the Kenilworth and Warwick areas, with a strong emphasis on sales & marketing, business & industry, sports, house & home, beauty & fashion. He often cites data and press releases to support his articles.
If you are looking to reach out to James with pitches or information, consider providing relevant data or insights related to local sales trends, property market developments in Kenilworth and Warwick area as well as updates on businesses operating there. Additionally, if you have event announcements or community initiatives within these regions that align with his coverage themes such as sports or house & home topics covered by him would be most effective.
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Here are the biggest local planning stories from the past week. Travellers
Multiple objections have been made to plans to keep a McDonald's in Warwick open 24/7.
By: James Smith
That is according to the 30 objections submitted to Charles Church's application for the next stage of the major development at Thickthorn.
Police are appealing for witnesses after money was snatched from a till in Kenilworth on Thursday (12 September).
This week we have looked at a five-bedroom home on Lower Ladyes Hill, currently available for £795,000
The bridge on the B4085 Honeybourne Rd was damaged in August when a car collided with the inner walls and became wedged, damaging the parapet and cutwater and compromising the structure.
Over 100 objections have been submitted to detailed plans for 70 new homes in Leek Wootton.
Funding for the 'Unfolding Kenilworth' project has been secured by Sir Jeremy Wright and Warwickshire County Council.
'Better never stops' is the mantra of the new headteacher who has taken over at Westwood Academy.
CBRE IM has bought the Tachbrook Park Drive site - which is home to The Range, M&S, Halfords and more - from abrdn's UK Real Estate Fund.
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