Martyn Smith is a Local Democracy Reporter at Dudley. He specializes in covering government and politics, with a focus on elections, public policy, and regional interest, alongside themes in real estate development and the construction industry. Martyn's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo Sports UK, BBC News, and The Conversation Australia + NZ.
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Dudley, United Kingdom (Local)
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Martyn Smith's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics, with significant attention to government announcements and financial/economic matters in Birmingham. He appears particularly interested in issues such as council cuts, traffic problems, planning appeals, and health warnings within the region.
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Fears of more antisocial behaviour and noise problems for residents if area becomes a 'late-night hangout'
Plans to clean up high streets and block vape shops and bookmakers are only a start says campaigner
Rule changes to tackle dodgy shops are a start but not enough according to a campaigning Dudley councillor.
By: Martyn Smith
Residents joined forces to protect their homes as fire ripped through fields and neighbourhoods
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By: Martyn Smith
Cllr Tony Creed joined residents as they fought desperately to stop further outbreaks in Norton, Stourbridge.
Leading politician fought wildfire and said residents had been left in shock - some losing all of their possessions
By: Martyn Smith
A Dudley councillor who fought the Stourbridge wildfire which is believed to have damaged 45 homes says victims are frightened and in shock.
A Dudley councillor says Burnham’s recent announcement is a start but that's all.
Report on spending shows the eye-watering amounts spent on placing youngsters in residential cars
Rule changes to tackle dodgy shops are a start, but not enough, according to a...
