Steve Bird is a Senior Reporter with a focus on local news in the United Kingdom, particularly in London. He has written for various publications including The Telegraph, Yahoo News, Cigalah Group, and Yahoo News UK. Steve's articles cover a wide range of topics including local politics, crime, accidents, and community issues.
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Steve Bird's coverage heavily focuses on local issues in London, including traffic, accidents, crime, and government-related matters. He seems to prioritize evolving stories, legal policy regulation, government announcements, and breaking news.
If you're reaching out to Steve with a pitch or as a potential source for an article idea related to London-specific topics such as local politics, transportation issues in the city (especially relating to safety), or ongoing legal/regulatory developments within the region - your pitch is more likely to resonate with him. Additionally, if you have insights into evolving stories about accidents or crimes within the area that align with his coverage history.
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By: Steve Bird
A Labour council has been accused of using motorists as a cash cow after creating one of Britain's smallest low traffic neighbourhoods (LTNs).
By: Steve Bird
Croydon council made six LTNs to raise millions of pounds, yet zones had ‘no environmental benefit and dispersed traffic’ to nearby roads
By: Steve Bird
A cash-strapped council “unlawfully” used low traffic neighbourhoods (LTNs) as a taxation on motorists to “balance the books” by raising millions of pounds from fines, legal papers claim.
By: Steve Bird
A disgraced human rights lawyer who pursued British soldiers over fake war crimes in Iraq has avoided jail after being sentenced for legal aid fraud.
By: Steve Bird
Porton Down scientists have invented light blocking filters to prevent enemy soldiers detecting the glint from British snipers' telescopic sights, the Telegraph can reveal.
A “floating megabomb” cargo ship with links to Russia unnecessarily dumped 300 tons of toxic fertiliser into the North Sea in an act of government-sanctioned “environmental terrorism”, an MP has claimed.
Russian-linked vessel carried out an act of state-sanctioned ‘eco-terrorism’ off the Norfolk coast, claims MP
By: Steve Bird
More than half a million people are buying weight-loss injections online because of the “slow” rollout of the drugs by the NHS.
By: Steve Bird
Around 95 per cent of those taking the drugs are purchasing them over the internet as fears grow that social media is fuelling the surge
By: Steve Bird
Fellow of Royal Philatelic Society has pinpointed caricatures sent three years before royal ‘first’ as the earliest festive greetings
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