Kwame Boakye is a Reporter at The US Sun. He covers a diverse range of topics including social issues, homelessness, government and politics, as well as architecture and planning, with a particular focus on regional interests and world news. Kwame's work has been featured in The US Sun, What The Footie, Pulse Ghana, and Local Government Chronicle.
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Kwame Boakye's local focus on government and politics in the United Kingdom, with a strong emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulation, suggests that he is likely to be interested in receiving pitches related to local council decisions, political developments at the local level, public service policies or changes in regulations affecting UK communities.
Given his coverage attributes, it would be beneficial to reach out with newsworthy updates regarding governmental policy shifts or regulatory changes as well as exclusive insights into how these changes impact specific regions within the UK. If you have access to unique data related to regional governance or can provide expert commentary on legal policy implications for local councils and planning matters within the country, Kwame may find your pitch relevant.
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The government is considering the creation of local public accounts committees to scrutinise combined authorities in England.
Over 350 refuse workers employed by Birmingham City Council will go on strike in January. Talks b...
By: Kwame Boakye
The Local Government Association has urged the government to reconsider a decision to hold back 25% of additional funding for pothole repairs "until authorities have shown how they are delivering".
The former mayor of Bristol and a long serving group leader are among those set to be elevated to the Lords following the announcement of 30 new political life peers.
Kath O'Dwyer, the chief executive of St Helens MBC, will retire in March 2025 after five years in the role.
The chief executive of the Local Government Association (LGA), Joanna Killian, was among several local government figures recognised in the 2025 new year honours list.
By: Kwame Boakye
Twenty Labour councillors at Broxtowe BC, including the leader, have resigned from the party, accusing it of "abandoning traditional values" under the leadership of prime minister Sir Keir Starmer.
District council leaders in Devon have stated they do not support the creation of a single unitary c...
Proposals to allow councils to buy land at a reduced cost through compulsory purchase orders (CPOs) ...
By: Kwame Boakye
Local government reorganisation is an "opportunity" to help meeting housing targets, the d...
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