Piers Meyler is a Reporter at Reach PLC. He covers local democracy and politics in Essex, with a focus on themes such as real estate development, the housing market, and mental health, often intertwining regional interest with broader world news. Piers' work has been featured in numerous outlets, including MSN, BBC News, and Yahoo Sports UK.
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Chelmsford, United Kingdom (Local)
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Piers Meyler's coverage primarily focuses on local government announcements and legal policy regulations in the United Kingdom, specifically Essex. His articles often touch upon topics related to agriculture & farming, human resources & employment, and crime.
When reaching out to Piers with a pitch or as a potential source, consider providing insights into local government policies affecting the community in Essex. Additionally, if you have expertise in agricultural issues or developments within the region of Chelmsford that align with his focus areas, it could be beneficial for engaging him effectively.
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By: Piers Meyler
An £8.7million project to open Chelmsford’s iconic building to the public
By: Piers Meyler
The motion was lost by 29 votes to 12 with eight abstentions
By: Piers Meyler
The opposition at Essex County Council has called on the new Reform leadership to make sure potholes are not given a quick fix but sorted for good
By: Piers Meyler
Essex County Council's new Reform UK administration has announced a £7.5 million 'Pothole Emergency fund' to "accelerate" road repairs across the county.
By: Piers Meyler
Some residents say it would be "an excellent addition to the area" while others expressed concerns over parking and traffic
It could open in a "vibrant and popular local destination"
By: Piers Meyler
Allowing a Chelmsford bar to open until 5.30am would increase crime and disorder in the town, Essex Police has said.
The cost of trying to close the Bell Hotel as accommodation for asylum seekers...
By: Piers Meyler
Epping Forest District Council’s legal bill has increased by around £300,000 – 51.94% - from the last update in February.
By: Piers Meyler
The cost of trying to close the Bell Hotel as accommodation for asylum seekers has risen to £860,000.
