Bradley Gerrard
Freelance Writer and Editor at Freelance
Freelance journalist | copywriter & part-time #LDRS in Devon @RadioExe. Former Telegraph/FT Group hack. Dad of 3, runner, beer lover, coffee snob.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Bradley Gerrard
Bradley Gerrard - Local Democracy Reporting ServiceMon, April 14, 2025 at 9:57 AM UTC1 min readA 'cars and coffee' venue in Devon has been given permission to serve alcohol. RE: Fuel Southwest, which brings car and motorbike enthusiasts together over food and refreshments, applied for an alcohol and entertainment licence so that it could open as a restaurant and host events in the evening.
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1 week ago |
sidmouthherald.co.uk | Bradley Gerrard
View along the pebble beach towards Beer Head, Seaton (Image: archive) East Devon is making moves to try and gain more of the nearly £800 million of cash that comes into the region in coach tourism. Funding towards coach-related signage has now been approved as part of wider efforts to ensure more towns in the district can secure a national coach tourism accreditation.
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2 weeks ago |
kingsbridge-today.co.uk | Bradley Gerrard
Polling station - LDRS (Polling station - LDRS )Devon goes to the polls on Thursday 1 May to elect members of Devon County Council, even though the council in its current form may cease to exist soon. The council is the only complete authority holding elections, although by-elections are taking place on the same date in Exeter. Devon is on the brink of the biggest local government reorganisation for decades, and will almost certainly be disbanded in its current form in the next couple of years.
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2 weeks ago |
exetertoday.co.uk | Bradley Gerrard
Local politicians have given a mixed reaction to news that Devon County Council’s chief executive is one of the highest paid local government officials in the country. Figures from the TaxPayers’ Alliance (TPA), a right-wing pressure group, show Donna Manson is ranked 45th out of more than 3,900 council workers in the UK based on her salary of £207,000 from the 2023/24 financial year. That puts her in the top two per cent nationally.
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2 weeks ago |
kingsbridge-today.co.uk | Bradley Gerrard
Donna Manson - LDRS (Donna Manson - LDRS )Local politicians have given a mixed reaction to the news that Devon County Council’s chief executive is one of the highest-paid local government officials in the country. Figures from the TaxPayers’ Alliance (TPA), a right-wing pressure group, show Donna Manson is ranked 45th out of more than 3,900 council workers in the UK based on her salary of £207,000 from the 2023/24 financial year. That puts her in the top two per cent nationally.
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