Alexander Brock is a Deputy State Public Defender and Editor-in-Chief of Down & Out Magazine. He focuses on themes of urban design, real estate development, and environmental sustainability, often exploring the intersections of architecture, planning, and social justice. Alexander has been featured in numerous outlets including JPIMedia, BBC News, and The Mirror, among others.
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Birmingham, United Kingdom (Local)
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Alexander Brock's coverage largely revolves around local news in Birmingham, UK. His focus on evolving stories and breaking news indicates a preference for timely, newsworthy pitches related to local events and issues.
Given his coverage attributes, pitching topics such as local crime updates, community events during holidays like Christmas or other seasonal activities would likely be well received. Additionally, providing insights into government announcements or developments that directly impact the Birmingham area could also capture his attention.
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Paradise Birmingham has issued an update on the ongoing works to improve the appearance of One Centenary Way
By: Alexander Brock
Birmingham City Council are urging residents to give their opinions amid a major project to provide “much-needed” improvements in a town centre.
By: Alexander Brock
The derelict Birmingham site could be completely transformed if plans are given the green light
The coalition running Birmingham Council has said it wants residents' views on future budget decisions after a ‘punishing' era in the city's history.
Editor's note – link to consultation website: Community Consultation (19 October – 2 November)
Birmingham's waste service bosses have confirmed there are plans to resume bulky waste collections in the near future.
Birmingham Council wants to reduce the speed limit on the ring road in Sutton Coldfield town centre to 20mph
Andy Burnham's government has been told that Birmingham ‘needs more money' after the city council's financial situation was laid bare.
By: Alexander Brock
One Birmingham councillor said that 'doing nothing is simply not an option'
Birmingham's SEND reform plan has been given the green light amid ambitions of easing the “burden of navigating a complex system”.
