Alison Stephenson is a Local Democracy Reporter at various regional publications. She covers a range of topics including urban design, housing markets, and the construction industry, with a focus on regional interest and world news. Alison's work has been featured in notable outlets such as The Packet, BBC News, and Yahoo News UK.
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Alison Stephenson's coverage predominantly focuses on local government announcements and legal policy regulation. She pays particular attention to topics related to traffic gridlock, Government support for farmers, college heating systems, taxi regulations, healthcare and dentistry in Plymouth, Tamar Bridge tolls, carbon emissions, police inquiries and events in Plymouth.
When reaching out to Alison with pitches or sources keep these areas of focus in mind. For example: consider offering insights or commentary from local policymakers regarding the impact of government policies on traffic management initiatives or agricultural support programs. Additionally providing expert opinions on public health infrastructure improvements would be relevant given her articles covering demands for better healthcare and dentistry services.
Given her geographic focus is mainly local (United Kingdom,Plymouth), she may be particularly interested in news that directly impacts the lives of residents within this area.
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New six-hour rule will impact NHS staff and commuters
Plymouth Marjon University confirmed a five-year lease of its Studio School building.
By: Alison Stephenson
Heckling, party politics, amendments and a long debate on whether South West Water should be in public or community ownership dominated a Plymouth City Council meeting on Monday.
A new school for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) is to open on the Plymouth Marjon University site.
'Too Risky'
Long stay parking charges will be introduced at the George Junction Park and Ride next year despite being unpopular with the public.
The public will have access to the Garden Battery at Mount Edgcumbe for the first time
By: Alison Stephenson
Devon and Cornwall's interim police chief has agreed to stay on until 2028
The man drafted in to give stability to the Devon and Cornwall Police through a period of leadership challenges has agreed to stay on until 2028.
Australian supermodel Duckie Thot hasn’t had her feet on home soil for this long in more than a decade.
