Paul Coates is a Managing Editor with a focus on local news in Alton. With a vast experience in journalism, Paul has contributed to various publications such as SURREY & HANTS NEWS LIMITED, Bordon Messenger, Liphook Herald, Alton Herald, PETERSFIELD POST LIMITED, Haslemere Herald, and Woking Newsandmail. His articles cover a wide range of topics including community events, local initiatives, crime, and political issues.
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Alton, United Kingdom (Local)
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Paul Coates focuses on local news, including community events, crime updates, and entertainment in the Alton area. His coverage attributes indicate a strong emphasis on event coverage.
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Could this be the most festive house in the whole of the UK?
Sian Mills from Alton Foodbank went to the Slimming World session at the Alton Maltings Centre on December 18 to collect a huge donation for the foodbank.
Could this be the most festive house in the whole region?
By: Paul Coates
Kate Powell, the Anna Chaplain for Alton, has loved getting to know the older community of the town.
By: Paul Coates
A fundraising race night and auction for football-loving tree surgeon Regan Hitch will be held at Alton Football Club on January 25 at 7pm.
By: Paul Coates
A resident of Selborne has told the Herald how villagers coped with a lengthy power cut.
Passengers using Alton station will have their journeys disrupted by Network Rail engineering work on the South West Main Line over the festive period.
Treloar's would like to thank all the businesses that contributed to making the campus festive for its students this December.
By: Paul Coates
Nine-year-old Isabelle Cavanough from Bentley met politicians and decision makers at the Houses of Parliament on December 4 to discuss organ donation.
Alton College is providing students with extracurricular activities to enrich their learning.
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