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Simon Hacker
Verified
Columnist, Diesel Car & Eco Car
Cotswolds
Beats
Biography
Writer with experience from local to national press (The Times, Sunday Times, Guardian, Glos Gazette, Barry and District News, Penarth Times). Road tester for Diesel&EcoCar magazine, some TV and radio in between. Fiction author, dad, vegan, EV evangelist, failing in management of several pets and my aspirations for Forest Green Rovers.
Travel, culture sustainability, business automotive, rewilding arts, non-Prem football.
Education, Health, Finance
Content
By Simon Hacker Verified| Punchline-Gloucester Verified Police have revealed details of an operation which has seen a swoop on several shops suspected of being a front for crime in Gloucestershire – with several arrests for fraud and money laundering. The operation has been part of a nationwide move to target some 265 business addresses, with American sweet shops, vaping outlets and barbershops being raided.
By Simon Hacker Verified| Punchline-Gloucester Verified Shoppers in Gloucester Quays may be used to splashing out on little luxuries, but the new occupier of a prime unit in the middle of the designer outlet is seeking to encourage the ultimate spend – a new house. Bellway Homes has stepped in to the empty space left by the recent exit of upmarket fashion retailer Reiss, the latter having initially signed up with Peel Retail and Leisure as a one-year popup last October, but eventually exiting after six months.
By Simon Hacker Verified| Punchline-Gloucester Verified It's not often you see the words "breakout" in financial reports relating to the automotive sector, let alone figures to show four consecutive years of annual growth, but free from the actual business of creating cars, the AA's latest annual results appear to suggest that betting on breakdowns is a sound investment amid healthy demand from drivers. With 14m members on its books, the reasons why things are going so right for the AA may of course be more complex.
Company Info
Diesel Car & Eco Car
Derby, England, United Kingdom