Ted Peskett is a Local Democracy Reporter based in Cardiff, United Kingdom. He focuses on reporting local news and issues, particularly related to Cardiff City Council and the surrounding area. His work has been featured in various publications, including Western Mail, BBC News, and the Daily Express.
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Cardiff, United Kingdom (Local)
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Ted Peskett's coverage primarily focuses on local government, crime, finance & economy in Cardiff, United Kingdom. He seems to be particularly interested in reporting on issues related to local government announcements and their impact on the community.
Given his focus on local matters, Ted would likely be interested in insights or commentary from individuals who have a deep understanding of the specific challenges facing Cardiff. This could include experts in local governance, urban planning, waste management or economic development within the city.
As his articles highlight ongoing issues such as budget cuts and planning permission disputes that directly affect residents of Cardiff, sources with direct knowledge or involvement in these matters may find success reaching out if they can provide valuable insights into these topics.
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By: Ted Peskett
Residents in an ever-growing Welsh town called "woefully under-serviced" are worried that plans for a new supermarket in their area could be rejected.
"It is just having options and for that big shop… to have that option of having a cheaper shop I think is something we really need in Llantwit."
By: Ted Peskett
A Vale council official said the "significant" increase in children they know to be home educated has taken place over a six-year period to 2024
By: Ted Peskett
A Vale council official said the "significant" increase in children they know to be home educated has taken place over a six-year period to 2024
By: Ted Peskett
Councillor Christine Cave said she'd received reports of some Greenlinks passengers not knowing if they'd be picked up until they saw a bus arrive
The councillor also criticised the council for not having a dedicated officer for the service.
PLANS to construct eight new council homes in Cardiff have stalled because of fears over flooding in the area.
By: Ted Peskett
A Lidl now looks set to be able to open in a growing Welsh town called “woefully under serviced” despite opposition from residents.
There were concerns the supermarket, proposed for land at Bridge House Farm in between Lantwit Major and Llanmaes, would have an impact on a conservation area.
Filed again correcting a misspelt name in par 10. Graeme Smith wants to be known as a representative of Llanmaes Community Council
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