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The X-Tractor: Cornwall's Culling Plan
Beneath the cream tea, pasty, pisky and second home owner surface of the county of Cornwall live those indigenous people trying to keep their heads above the surrounding waves. And author Peter Spencer, having just retired as an on-screen political correspondent with Sky News, suspects that in hard times seagulls have been replaced by tractors flying over the cliffs. It is this tractor culling conspiracy theory, and the reason behind it, that touches each of the colourful characters and the humorous tales within this book.
These stories present a whimsical, varied and often satirical perspective on the lives of ordinary Cornish folk. Pitched at adults, locals and visitors alike, the humour has a sardonic edge, although the portraits are generally affectionate and often touching.
From his Cornish base the author has teamed up with artist Rory Donald, who with his own unique style gives readers an instant insight into these characters and stories from the lower Celtic fringe of Great Britain.
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Beneath the cream tea, pasty, pisky and second home owner surface of the county of Cornwall live those indigenous people trying to keep their heads a
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Peter Spencer (journalist)
For other people named Peter Spencer, see Peter Spencer (disambiguation).
Peter Spencer was a Sky News political correspondent from to He now works as a strictly dispassionate political commentator on GB News.[1] He also writes a weekly column for the online Malestrom magazine, and is the author of several novels.
Before taking on his Sky role, Spencer worked as a newspaper journalist and for British Satellite Broadcasting.
Journalism career
[edit]Spencer's career began as a reporter on his local newspaper in Essex and later for a Fleet Street news agency. He has also worked as a reporter and a sub-editor for three national titles and a London evening paper.[2]
During the s and 's he was a Westminster based political correspondent for IRN and LBC.
In he joined BSB as producer of the satirical programme Left, Right, and Centre. Upon the merger of Sky and BSB, he became a political correspondent with Sky News. He held this position until , often appearing at weekends.
Spencer left Sky News in [3] He now writes a weekly political column in the online men's lifestyle magazine Malestrom. In addition he is a regular political commentator on GB News.
His first novel, Pitfalls of Power, was published in O