William Telford is the Business Editor for The Herald, a local newspaper in Plymouth, United Kingdom. With a focus on local news and business developments, William covers a wide range of topics including economic trends, local events, and community issues. His work has also been featured in various publications such as Business Live HUMBER, Daily Mirror, and Western Daily Press.
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Plymouth, United Kingdom (Local)
William Telford's coverage primarily focuses on local news in Plymouth, United Kingdom. His articles frequently cover government announcements and press releases related to business and industry as well as entertainment news within the region.
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Four-week Operation Loki branded a success in Barnstaple
Multiplex cleared as movies were playing after someone started smoking in a toilet
Organisers hail success of event which brought petrolheads driving from as far as London and Cardiff to show off their rides
The One Last Ride gathering was billed as the final "cruise" for the city and attracted petrolheads from as far as London to the Marsh Mills Retail Park
By: William Telford
A colossal car meet in Devon, dubbed 'One Last Ride', saw thousands of attendees and vehicles queuing for "miles" along the A38 to gain entry.
Langdon Court Manor Ltd has called a meeting of creditors and proposed appointing a liquidator
Langdon Court Manor Ltd calls meeting of creditors and proposes appointing liquidator
Abbeyfield Living society can't afford £1.8m investment needed at three Plymouth old people's homes
Club hints at 'material uncertainties' which cast doubt on its future but stresses it has backing of the Basketball League
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