Kwame Boakye is the Director of Content and Editor in Chief for Local Government Chronicle. With a focus on local news and politics in the United Kingdom, Kwame's articles cover a wide range of topics including government policies, planning issues, and local council dynamics. His work has also been featured in publications such as The US Sun, What The Footie, and Pulse Ghana.
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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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Middlesbrough Council plans to promote one of its heads of service as the new permanent chief execut...
By: Kwame Boakye
Gloucestershire, West Berkshire and Middlesbrough are among councils making changes to senior teams....
19 November 2024 Lords minister for Housing & Local Government Baroness Sharon Taylor revealed the government's "tiered approach" to
The government is "very aware" of how social care has been affected by increased employer ...
Jessica Studdert has been appointed the new permanent chief executive of New Local. Ms Studdert j...
Around 400 refuse workers employed by Birmingham City Council are being balloted for strike action i...
By: Kwame Boakye
Housing minister Matthew Pennycook failed to provide assurance that the government's pledge to build 1.5 million homes over the next five years will come off, writes LGC reporter Kwame Boakye
Pothole compensation claims to local authorities more than doubled last year, a report from RAC reveals.
Hastings BC has appointed Robert Cottrill as its interim chief executive on a shared basis with Lew...
The external audit of Cambridgeshire & Peterborough CA 2022-23 accounts has resulted in a di...
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