Oliver Pridmore is the Agenda Editor at Nottinghamshire Live. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with a particular emphasis on government, politics, urban design, and public policy in Nottinghamshire. Oliver has been featured in numerous publications, including the World Wealth Journal, Edinburgh Live, and The Mirror.
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Oliver's local focus on Nottingham, UK, and his coverage of government announcements, evolving stories, and breaking news suggests he is likely to respond well to pitches related to local governance issues in Nottingham. This could include insights into government projects, the tram network, or specific city council decisions.
Given Oliver's substantial coverage of crime-related topics (25%), he may also be interested in receiving pitches related to crime trends or developments within the region. Additionally, considering his significant reporting on finance & economy themes (19%), he might be open to content regarding economic initiatives or challenges facing businesses in Nottingham.
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By: Oliver Pridmore
Oliver Pridmore It was a game many fans watching on from Nottingham predicted would be a "close" match, but in the end Martin Paterson's
A new operator has been confirmed for the site - which has been empty for over 10 years
By: Oliver Pridmore
The extra school places will come alongside the construction of nearly 500 houses
By: Oliver Pridmore
The airport recently recorded its highest number of passengers since the coronavirus pandemic
By: Oliver Pridmore
The 41-year-old entered the UK illegally on the back of a lorry
By: Oliver Pridmore
Initial plans would have seen 500 units of student accommodation being delivered at the site
By: Oliver Pridmore
Initial plans would have seen 500 units of student accommodation being delivered at the site
By: Oliver Pridmore
The bus company is scrapping some services altogether from next month
Read this exciting story from Nottingham Post May 28, 2026 issue. AIRPORT CHIEF ON EXPANSION AND GLOBAL PICTURE
By: Oliver Pridmore
The 'severe' damage could take more than £15,000 to repair
