Kerry Ashdown is a local journalist based in Wolverhampton, United Kingdom. With a focus on local news, Kerry has written for various publications including The Sentinel, BBC News, and BBC Mundo. Kerry's articles cover a wide range of topics including community developments, healthcare issues, and local business news.
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Wolverhampton, United Kingdom (Local)
Kerry's focus is on local government, healthcare, development projects, and community issues in the United Kingdom, specifically Wolverhampton. Her coverage includes a variety of topics such as government & politics, health & wellbeing, culture & society, crime and entertainment news.
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1. Focus on Local Relevance: Provide insights into how national policies or industry trends impact specific communities within the UK or offer perspectives from individuals directly affected by local developments.
2. Showcase Community Impact: Highlight human interest angles related to healthcare initiatives or community welfare programs that demonstrate tangible impacts at a grassroots level.
3. Legal/Regulatory Insights: Offer expert commentary on legal policy regulations impacting local governance decisions or healthcare services within the Wolverhampton area.
4. Development Projects: Share updates about significant development projects in Stoke-on-Trent and Stafford areas with potential social and economic implications for residents
5. Healthcare Advocacy: Propose stories featuring personal narratives that shed light on challenges faced by patients navigating the healthcare system in these regions.
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A popular ice cream shop at a farm could also open a café for customers if plans are given the green light.
A public space protection order is proposed for the A34 between Stoke-on-Trent and Stafford.
By: Kerry Ashdown
Aerobrights has written to the Government over the never-ending Stafford roadworks
By: Kerry Ashdown
Stone community leaders have welcomed plans to ban boy racer meets and car cruising along one of the town’s main roads.
Taxpayers are to fork out almost £200,000 on replacing ageing IT equipment to help a council cope with increasing demand after the coronavirus pandemic.
By: Kerry Ashdown
Food banks struggling to meet demand from hungry families are set to receive a boost of more than £11,000 from Stafford Borough Council.
By: Shehnaz Khan, Kerry Ashdown
A report said the network infrastructure is "frequently failing under the workload".
A former youth centre is set to be sold as councillors backed plans to put funds from the sale towards other leisure facilities for young people locally.
By: Kerry Ashdown
Stafford Borough Council has approved almost £200,000 to replace IT equipment which 15-years-old and in danger of making services undeliverable.
By: Kerry Ashdown
Stafford Borough Council wants to ban boy racers between Trentham and Stafford
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