Toby Paine is a Local Democracy Reporter at the BBC, focusing on Portsmouth City Council through the BBC LDRs scheme. He covers a range of topics including construction and real estate, urban development, and the arts, highlighting regional interests and societal issues. Toby's work has been featured in notable publications such as Hampshire Live, The Mirror, and BBC News.
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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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By: Toby Paine
The council will decide next week id the records office can become an asset of community value
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By: Toby Paine
Portsmouth MPs thank Starmer following resignation and leadership contest
Portsmouth’s Labour MPs have thanked Keir Starmer for bringing “Labour back from the brink” after he announced his resignation this morning.
The names and addresses of the shops involved have been revealed.
By: Toby Paine
The Lib Dems backed the move, but Labour and Reform questioned the cost.
By: Toby Paine
Reforms would see planning officers, not elected members, decide HMO applications.
By: Toby Paine
Portsmouth has received £108k to begin a new local plan despite reorganisation uncertainty.
By: Toby Paine
The investment is needed for refurbishments, storage and equipment
A specialist team are waiting for equipment stuck in customs Portsmouth City Council has confirmed Canoe Lake will be cleaned following huge algae blooms that have covered much of the lake's surface.
Heatwave highlights Portsmouth's £980,000 plan for greener, cooler neighbourhoods
