Rob Kershaw is a local journalist based in Exeter, Devon. He writes for various publications including Radio Exe, Midweek Herald, and DevonLive, covering a range of topics including local politics, housing developments, and community events. His work has also been featured in Exmouth Journal, Sidmouth Herald, Totnes Times, and Formula1News.co.uk.
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Rob Kershaw's focus is on local government and politics, particularly in the Devon and Exeter areas. He covers government announcements and legal policy regulation related to topics such as elections, housing, construction, and the representation of diverse communities.
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More than 100 candidates are standing
By: Rob Kershaw
There is concern at East Devon District Council (EDDC) over a report making its way to the county council about the services it is prioritising.
Home demolished to build more
It'll also get a cemetary
60 seats are up for grabs
More than 100 candidates will compete to claim seats across Torbay’s 16 wards, with a total of 36 up for grabs.
The council’s Independent leader Cllr Paul Arnott will stand as a Liberal Democrat,
The Lib Dem's retain control
One more than Lib Dems. Tory leader loses seat.
Developer Baker Estates says last year it realised it wouldn't make financial sense to deliver the project with affordable housing
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