Simon Finlay is a Local Democracy Reporter at various esteemed outlets. He covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, public policy, and environmental issues, often focusing on regional interests and their global implications. Simon's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Global Finance Herald, BBC News, and Yahoo News.
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Kent, United Kingdom (Local)
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Simon Finlay's reporting focuses on local Kent news, covering a range of topics including government and politics, crime, and education. He frequently reports on government announcements and legal policy regulations related to these areas.
For outreach to Simon, consider providing expert commentary or data-driven insights related to local government policies, educational initiatives in Kent, or developments in the criminal justice system within the region. Additionally, if you have specific expertise related to asylum seekers' issues or dental x-rays usage for age assessment purposes (especially concerning concerns over Home Office plans), it may be relevant for his coverage.
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The Liberal Democrats start search for parliamentary candidates in key seats more than three years out from a general election.
By: Simon Finlay
Reform-led Kent County Council has voted to recite the Lord’s Prayer and sing the national anthem at full members’ meetings.
By: Simon Finlay
The government is to be asked to use a major Kent inland freight facility for tourist traffic to ease pressures from new EU border controls.
Councillors back calls for new measures, including border checks for tourists moving near Ashford.
An angry mother has accused the county council of “picking on” disabled people after her son’s subsidised transport was withdrawn.
By: Simon Finlay
County councillors have again called for urgent action as anger grows over the latest loss of water supplies in Kent.
A county councillor has relived the moment he was attacked while canvassing which left him in excruciating pain and having to use a walking stick.
Thomas Mallon says he was was punched while campaigning for his Kent County Council seat.
The NHS in Kent has cut In Vitro Fertilisation (IVF) treatments and lowered the upper age limit for eligibility.
New NHS Kent and Medway policy on IVF eligibility has come into effect.
