Georgia Cornish - Profile and Journalist Details

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Biography

I am currently working as a freelancer in journalistic and marketing roles including as a Sports Reporter and Commentator for BBC Radio Devon, where I have been working since April 2022. Past freelance roles have not only included written and audio journalistic pieces but also a considerable amount of social media, especially TikTok. I have worked on campaigns for Plymouth Marjon University, NHS Devon and ChatterStars, a children's educational app. I have also worked as a local democracy reporter, reporting on stories across Torbay, East Devon, North Devon and Torridge.

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Total articles 19

• Christmas lights stop residents from getting support

  By Georgia Cornish Verified| Radio Exe Verified Torbay Council offices (courtesy: Joe Ives) Torbay Council allocated £30,000 for the festive displays Some Torbay residents says they are recevcing a lack of extra support this Christmas as more money is put towards light displays in the town centres. Torbay allocated £30,000 total this year for “Christmas lights and other seasonal economic activity,” with £5,000 going to Brixham, £10,000 to Paignton and the remaining £15,000 for Torquay.

  By Georgia Cornish Verified · Radio Exe

  Dec. 05, 2022

• Torquay Debenhams demolition confirmed

  By Georgia Cornish Verified, Guy Henderson Verified| Devon Live Verified Torquay’s former Debenhams site has been approved for redevelopment as part of a plan to breathe new life back into the bay. The old department store will be demolished to make way for a new building and public square on the Strand, a development which will be partly funded by the town deal project to a value of £2.2 million. The town deal project is a £21.9 million fund allocated for investment into improving the town and its economic regeneration.

  By Georgia Cornish Verified, Guy Henderson Verified · Devon Live

  Nov. 17, 2022

• Third prime minister in two months on the way

  By Georgia Cornish Verified| Radio Exe Verified Will Rishi Sunak replace the person who beat him last month? Devon's politicians react Devon's MPs have been giving their reaction to the resignation of the second prime minister in two months. Liz Truss will stay on in Downing Street until a new leader is elected on Friday 28 October. She becomes the country's shortest-serving prime minister since in 1809, who died in office.

  By Georgia Cornish Verified · Radio Exe

  Oct. 20, 2022

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Radio Exe

Radio Exe launched on Tuesday 10th January 2012 from our studios just outside the city centre. We broadcast to Exeter, Mid and East Devon on 107.3 FM as well as covering Devon's 'best bits' on DAB Digital Radio. Previously Radio Exe had been known as Exeter FM, which was owned by London-based Asian radio network Sunrise Radio. In June 2011, the station was taken over by Exe Broadcasting Ltd, a new company owned by local broadcaster Paul Nero. Today Radio Exe is owned and managed locally by Exe Broadcasting Limited. Radio Exe can now be heard across all the best bits of Devon, from north to south. Simply select ‘Radio EXE' on DAB digital radio to hear the only station – commercial or BBC – that's made in Devon, all day, every day. Since Radio Exe launched we have developed an enviable reputation for a local station, by embracing and reflecting the lifestyles of the area we broadcast to. Radio Exe provides listeners with not just "The most music and Devon's news", but information and entertainment service across its many on and off air platforms. Find out how we can help you and your business become famous in your local area. Call our team on 01392 823557. We offer a comprehensive portfolio of opportunities to connect and engage with its audiences. For more go to: radioexe.co.uk/advertising