Gerry Warren is a Chief Reporter at the Kentish Gazette series. He covers a diverse range of topics including architecture and planning, regional interest, and animal welfare, with a focus on urban design and real estate development. Gerry's work has been featured in prominent publications such as the Daily Express, Daily Star (UK), KentOnline, The Lebanon Democrat, The Mirror, and My Kent Family.
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Gerry Warren's focus is on local news, community issues, crime reports, and housing developments in Kent. His emphasis lies on delivering evolving stories and breaking news with a notable proportion of expert commentary.
If you are reaching out to Gerry Warren, consider providing insights into ongoing local issues such as road closures or housing developments. Additionally, offering firsthand accounts from community members affected by these events could be valuable for his coverage.
As entertainment news and family & relationship themes also make up a significant portion of his articles, feel free to pitch human interest stories related to these areas that have relevance within the local Kent community.
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The countdown has begun for a decision on one of Kent's most controversial green energy projects.
The death of a highly respected archaeologist credited with leading the field of discovery across Kent for decades has been met with huge sadness.
A respected and loyal father, musician and businessman who “lived his life the way he wanted” has died aged 81.
Education about the farming world was the focus of this year’s East Kent Ploughing Match, with more than 500 schoolchildren attending.
By: Gerry Warren
A long-running Kent charity that has helped hard-up families furnish their homes for as little as £300 is now expanding its work.
A new award in memory of a former carnival queen who was tragically crushed by her own car has been presented for the first time.
By: Gerry Warren
A town’s popular Christmas festivities face upheaval this year due to restoration works to one of its landmark buildings.
Actress and comedian Sally Phillips visited Kent schoolchildren to celebrate a special 100th anniversary edition of Winnie the Pooh.
By: Gerry Warren
A cabbie says he feared being trapped in public loos all night after a council worker accidentally locked him in the building.
By: Gerry Warren
A council is having to hand back thousands of pounds after wrongly dishing out fines for offences like dog fouling.
