Matthew Claxton is a Reporter at Black Press, Inc. He focuses on the construction and real estate sectors, covering topics such as the housing market, real estate development, and the construction industry, while also addressing regional interests and world news. Matthew's work has been featured in various publications including the Omineca Express Bugle, Ashcroft Cache Creek Journal, and the Parksville-Qualicum Beach News, among others.
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Langley, Canada (Local)
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Matthew Claxton's coverage predominantly focuses on local news in Langley, British Columbia. His articles often cover crime, government announcements, and evolving stories related to the area. This suggests that he would be interested in receiving pitches related to local events, community initiatives, and governmental decisions within Langley City and Langley Township.
Given his focus on crime and legal policy regulation as well as agriculture & farming themes covered at a significant percentage of 19%, Matthew may also be open to pitches centered around these topics such as community policing efforts or agricultural developments impacting the region.
When reaching out to Matthew Claxton, it is important for sources to have direct relevance to his geographic scope of interest (Langley), providing insights into local issues or impactful developments within the community.
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Agricultural Land Commission must sign off on project
By: Matthew Claxton
Public invited to nominate for annual Business Excellence Awards
By: Matthew Claxton
Track is being laid on completed sections of the guideway
Firefighters and police were on the scene of a fire at a mobile home park in Langley’s Otter neighbourhood on the afternoon of Monday, June 22, which fortunately did not spread too far.
Family-oriented gathering runs most of the day on July 1
By: Matthew Claxton
232 Street interchange to be closed temporarily
Court finds against man who held Cadillac for car export firm
First elected in 1987, councillor now with a slate
Robert Finn and Bisan Abu Nabout arrived from different parts of the world
Provincial hubs to target repeat criminals
