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Toby Porter

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I am an SEO specialist, WordPress developer, and online editor, adding reporting vigour and features vim to as well as huge bumps in traffic for my employers. My deep understanding of SEO techniques brings creative content that strikes the perfect balance between readability and searchability. I excel in seamlessly incorporating keywords and moulding stories using SEO best practices to maximize traffic.
I have millions of words of published work and more than 12 years of editing experience.
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Toby Porter’s Journalist Portfolio

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'Andrew lobbied Boris Johnson to demolish Battersea Power Station'

'Andrew lobbied Boris Johnson to demolish Battersea Power Station'

A report that the former Prince Andrew tried to persuade the London mayor to demolish the now-redeveloped Bat…

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Council approves housebuilder's 3,850-home scheme on former eco town site despite affordable shor...

Council approves housebuilder's 3,850-home scheme on former eco town site despite affordable shor...

A council has approved a volume housebuilder's plans for a 3,850-home settlement on a former airfield site th…

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Council approves housebuilder's 3,850-home scheme on former eco town site despite affordable shor...

Council approves housebuilder's 3,850-home scheme on former eco town site despite affordable shor...

A council has approved a volume housebuilder's plans for a 3,850-home settlement on a former airfield site th…

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Top-rated planning law firm opens second UK office

Top-rated planning law firm opens second UK office

A planning law firm has opened its second UK office in a North West city with three partners recruited from a…

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Tribunal finds neighbourhood forum is a 'public authority' and must provide any requested environ...

Tribunal finds neighbourhood forum is a 'public authority' and must provide any requested environ...

A tribunal has decided that neighbourhood forums are "public authorities" for the purposes of providing envir…

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Council to charge for invalid applications to reflect 'true cost' of processing work

Council to charge for invalid applications to reflect 'true cost' of processing work

A council has voted to start charging developers and householders that submit invalid planning applications t…

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Hospice care faces a ‘cliff edge’ this spring

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By Toby Porter Verified
| Health Service Journal Verified
Critical stories remain free for registered users Certain articles and Insight pieces remain paying-subscriber only content As a registered user you will get access to: Daily News: an essential email round-up of all the latest news, comment and best practice Breaking news headlines delivered directly to your inbox Limited access to hsj.co.uk Already registered to HSJ?
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Unveiling the Influence of Artificial Intelligence: Shaping Tomorrow’s Society

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By Toby Porter Verified
| Medium
In the annals of human history, very few innovations have been as transformative as artificial intelligence (a.k.a AI). From its humble beginnings as a mere concept in science fiction to its current ubiquitous presence in our daily lives, AI has redefined how we interact with technology and each other.
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Hospices face a ‘critical’ £47m shortfall in funding, experts warn

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By Toby Porter Verified, Sarah Holmes Verified, Marie Curie
| Inkl
Hospices are facing a “critical” £47 million shortfall in funding as the cost of caring for dying patients and their families spirals, experts have warned. Hospice UK used Freedom of Information laws to gather data from England’s Integrated Care Boards (ICBs), which manage budgets and plan care for local people.
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