Richard Whitehouse is a former Local Democracy Reporter in Cornwall, currently employed by reachplc. He specializes in covering local news in Mississippi, specifically in the city of Columbus. Richard's articles focus on a range of topics including waste management, community development, planning applications, and social issues.
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Richard Whitehouse's coverage centers on local government announcements and politics in Cornwall, with a focus on waste management, renewable energy projects, and civic infrastructure. He would likely be interested in pitches that provide insights into local political developments or initiatives related to waste management and renewable energy within the Cornwall area.
Given his emphasis on government announcements, he may respond well to pitches involving interviews or expert commentary from local politicians, community leaders, environmental experts, or individuals directly involved in the initiatives being covered. These sources could offer valuable perspectives on the impact of these developments at a local level.
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By: Richard Whitehouse
There are now more ways of recycling your waste in Cornwall than ever before.
By: Richard Whitehouse
Wind turbines for the holiday parks were refused ten years ago.
By: Richard Whitehouse
The community hub in St Tudy will provide a home for the village pre-school which is an 'urgent priority' according to the planning application
The council is accepting sealed bids for eight of the vessels whilst another three will be dismantled
Cornwall Council has confirmed that the money it receives from the government to replace EU grants following Brexit will run out in a month’s time, leaving over £230m of fund applications by Cornish communities and businesses unmet.
By: Richard Whitehouse
Local high-tech engineering company wins Large Company of the Year and Company of the Year at the Sussex Business Awards.
By: Alison Stephenson, Richard Whitehouse, Ldrs Cornwall
Public should not have to pay for river crossings, says councillor
By: Richard Whitehouse
Concerns for child wellbeing prompt NSPCC's new advice and support campaign
By: Keith Schweigert
Jeremy Leonard, 37, admitted he was driving the vehicle when it crashed on Corner Ketch Road, killing one occupant and seriously injuring another.
The day of the first Byte Open meeting of the season was cold, mostly overcast and very windy. Seven Bytes braved the conditions for the first race, as many of the local Byte sailors were away on a skiing break!
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