James Smith is a journalist at KSWO TV. He specializes in areas such as urban design, commercial real estate, and the housing market, with a focus on real estate development and property management. His work has been featured in notable outlets including BBC News, The Atlantic, and Good Food.
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James Smith's coverage primarily focuses on local news and events in the Kenilworth and Warwick areas, with a strong emphasis on sales & marketing, business & industry, sports, house & home, beauty & fashion. He often cites data and press releases to support his articles.
If you are looking to reach out to James with pitches or information, consider providing relevant data or insights related to local sales trends, property market developments in Kenilworth and Warwick area as well as updates on businesses operating there. Additionally, if you have event announcements or community initiatives within these regions that align with his coverage themes such as sports or house & home topics covered by him would be most effective.
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Council officers are considering a quick fix to make the rules about cycling in Abbey Fields clearer.
By: James Smith
A Kenilworth entrepreneur who is helping the UK to lead the autonomous vehicle race has been named as an 'Industry Legend'.
By: James Smith
A third of spaces in a Warwick town centre car park could be fenced off for private use, if plans are signed off by council planners.
A national pub giant has said it was a "difficult decision" to sell a Kenilworth pub, which is due to close next month.
Steam enthusiasts will be able to see an historic locomotive travel through Hatton next month as the Worcester Shakespeare Express returns to Warwickshire.
A fresh bid to build an extension at a Warwick restaurant has been put forward to council planners.
Town councillors have approved funding to pay for planning consultants to help push back on major housing applications.
Wardens continued their unbeaten run at home with a late equaliser to secure a 1-1 draw against Coventry Phoenix.
Work is about to begin on adding more special needs places at a Kenilworth primary school.
By: James Smith
A popular Kenilworth restaurant will next week find out whether it is having its licence revoked after alleged illegal workers were found by Home Office Immigration investigators.
