Toby Paine is a Local Democracy Reporter, focusing on local news and issues in the Hampshire and Southampton area of the United Kingdom. Toby's work has been featured in various publications, including The News, Portsmouth, BBC News, and BBC Mundo. With a wide range of coverage, Toby provides in-depth reporting on local government, infrastructure projects, transportation, and community concerns.
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Toby Paine's coverage has a strong focus on local government announcements, city planning, and infrastructure in the Hampshire area. He frequently covers topics related to transportation, public services, housing, and energy efficiency with an emphasis on local impact.
Given his focus on local issues such as bus routes becoming 24-hour services or sea defense designs revealed in Portsmouth, he would likely be interested in pitches that provide insights from local stakeholders including community leaders, activists or residents who are directly impacted by these developments.
Additionally, experts with knowledge of urban planning and sustainable development could also offer valuable commentary for Toby's articles. It is important to tailor any outreach to reflect how the pitch relates specifically to the Hampshire/Southampton area.
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Portsmouth's city councillors will debate a motion this week to back the government's plan to roll out free breakfast clubs in every primary school.
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