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.
If you are looking to pitch to Simon Hacker, consider providing exclusive insights or data related to local businesses, real estate developments or tourism trends specifically within Gloucester. Additionally, if you have access to embargoed press releases or can provide unique perspectives on government announcements that impact the mentioned topics within this region of the UK, it could be of interest to him.
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A people-powered scheme in the Cotswolds is seeing the creation of a brand new site where green garden waste can be taken and turned into living compost for local gardeners.
More than a year on from Lloyds Bank's exit from a Cotswold town, residents and adjacent businesses have expressed their dismay over an apparent
Green industrialist Dale Vince has set out a revolutionary plan that could see the WHOLE of Gloucestershire powered by 100% green electricity.
News lands in big week in county's aviation as Ecojet mulls finance plan.
Buoyed by business from jaded rail users, National Express has revealed the details of its plan to beef up coach connections between Gloucestershire and Bristol Airport.
By: Simon Hacker
Investment bank RBC Capital Markets has issued a warning that businesses looking to make tough decisions in the wake of the Autumn Budget's increase
Bristol-based engineering consultancy Rodgers Leask has waded into the challenges of restoring the
Cotswold District Council (CDC) has been put on the back foot by claims that it has unnecessarily blown £0.25m by creating four new public relations jobs.
A blot on the Cotswold landscape which has been the subject of heated debate for decades is nearing completion as an ambitious housing project has
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