Sentence examples for grassroots news from inspiring English sources
But from the moment she graduated, she found a way to enlist in what she saw as a cultural movement to keep up grassroots news.
Why are we expecting to make as much money?" —As I've said before, local grassroots news businesses need partnerships to survive: whether it's via a nation-wide movement through groups like Talk About Local or through relationships with mainstream publishers.
Because we've seen an increase in fake "grassroots" news sent to our tips box and this is one of the most egregious offenders.
We had a good cause behind it but I didn't go the extra mile and get involved with grassroots organizations or news sites.
John Petter, head of BT's consumer division, defended the deal for the midweek championship matches as crucial to the business and good news for grassroots fans.
Sport England praised the "positive news for grassroots sport", while the chief executive of the Sport and Recreation Alliance, Emma Boggis, said: "We're delighted that government has recognised the importance of sport and recreation with sustained investment in sport at all levels from the podium to the grassroots".
A new grassroots movement was born.
Where are the acres of news space about grassroots alternatives to the free market?
The good news is that grassroots participation has grown – the RFU says 21,000 women play regular contact rugby in England, up from 15,000 in 2013 – but there is some disgruntlement at the top.
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Given that community newspapers normally cover news from the grassroots, it is surprising that none covered any story on PHC.
