William Telford is the Business Editor at The Herald. He focuses on areas such as construction, real estate, and education, with a keen interest in commercial real estate and urban development. William's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Business Live HUMBER, Magzter, and The Mirror.
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William Telford's coverage primarily focuses on local news in Plymouth, United Kingdom. His articles frequently cover government announcements and press releases related to business and industry as well as entertainment news within the region.
If you are looking to reach out to William, consider providing insights or updates regarding local businesses, entertainment events, or government initiatives within Plymouth. You may also want to share information about developments in the local industries such as tourism, hospitality, or manufacturing that could be of interest to his audience.
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"I wanted to create a piece that helped people, particularly men, with this often hidden grief.
By: William Telford
Council agrees Lipson site is not viable if affordable housing is included
Ever wanted to try out your darts skills against a world-class player? Now you can because double world champion Adrian “Jackpot” Lewis is coming to Plymouth and throwing down the gauntlet.
By: William Telford
Work on a stalled Plymouth housing estate could restart without the developer having to build any affordable housing after a council report raised no objections to it ditching the legal requirement.
By: William Telford
Urgent improvements needed
Top craft alcohol producers Taproom and Vault 53 get together
By: William Telford
'They are taking away Mark’s quality of life and it’s affecting everything'
Major event hears social mobility is vital as city builds workforce
Plymouth has a new cocktail bar thanks to two of the city's top craft alcohol producers getting together.
By: William Telford
'We want to create spaces where people can enjoy great coffee'
