Ruby Gregory is a Community Reporter at various publications including Ilford Recorder and BBC News. She focuses on themes such as construction, real estate, and social issues, while also covering topics related to the environment, crime, and homelessness. Ruby's work has been featured in a wide array of outlets, including the Daily Mirror, Evening Standard, and MyLondon.
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Ruby Gregory's journalistic coverage is primarily focused on local government announcements, legal policy regulation, and expert commentary within the context of East London. She regularly covers topics such as social housing, council decisions, and development projects in the area.
To effectively reach out to Ruby with pitches or expertise, consider offering insights into local government policies or regulations related to social housing and urban development specifically relevant to East London. Additionally, providing commentary on how these policies impact communities within the region would likely be well-received.
Given her focus on expert commentary and local government announcements, professionals well-versed in urban planning, social housing initiatives or municipal governance may find success when reaching out with valuable perspectives for her articles.
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The council's Ofsted rating on children's services was "inadequate" in 2017 and now "outstanding".
By: Ruby Gregory
The plans are subject to government approval
By: Ruby Gregory
An East London borough is seeking government approval so it can raise council tax by 9.99 per cent to help cope with ongoing financial pressures.
By: Ruby Gregory, Veronique Hawksworth
Today, the street could not be more different from the skyscrapers that surround it
Bethnal Green Weightlifting Club has been ordered to leave the premises by January 31 by Tower Hamlets Council
Tower Hamlets councillors unanimously approved the plans despite concerns about students at a nearby secondary school having to cope with noise and dust from demolition and construction
By: Ruby Gregory
Plans for 35-storey tower block in Crossharbour approved despite resident objections
Workers at Solace Women's Aid in Tower Hamlets claim the service could be cut by a third and that reducing the number of staff would put some women in mortal danger
The Dagenham shop was caught with boxes of Amoxicillin and illicit cigarettes and alcohol
By: Ruby Gregory
A Dagenham shop has had its licence revoked after immigration officers discovered two people were working there illegally. Maramureseanu on
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