Simon Hacker is a journalist based in Gloucester, United Kingdom, focusing on local news and business stories. With his work featured in Punchline Gloucester, Diesel Car Magazine, and Stroud Times, Simon covers a range of topics including local developments, economic challenges, and profiles of businesses and entrepreneurs.
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Simon Hacker's coverage focuses on local news, real estate, business, retail and tourism in the United Kingdom with a specific focus on Gloucester. His articles often feature exclusive information, press releases and government announcements.
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If they are to step up to the government's declared goal of building 300,000 homes a year, that target is looking harder than ever to achieve in the
Ten-pin bowling operator Hollywood Bowl Group, which operates the UK group's Cheltenham venue in the town's Brewery Quarter, has revealed a year of
New figures released today by the government's Insolvency Service (IS) reveal how almost 2,000 firms could no longer balance their books in November 2024 – a 13% rise on trends just a month before.
By: Simon Hacker
It's not the kind of hedgefund activity Punchline-Gloucester.com usually covers, but the Gloucestershire branch of the Campaign for the Protection
A controversial bid to build three homes on top of a children's play area in a Cotswold town has finally been approved – with strings attached.
Cirencester's flagship hotel, the King's Head, has gone into administration.
In the face of strong local opposition, a bid to more than double the size of a holiday park near Newent, in the Forest of Dean, has been dropped by the park's operators.
Gauloises maker enjoys success in USA despite looming legislation.
Lamented as a lost cause when it went into administration in February, The Body Shop is very much exhumed, reactivated and showing good health under
Arlingham's Old Passage Inn limbers up to pull pints again in 2025.
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