As he said (and not for the first time), you can't beat a bit of local knowledge.

According to local knowledge, only one building was destroyed during the war - on 3 May 1941.

He said that whatever the technique, nothing was more important than local knowledge.

There was however no local knowledge of a church or chapel.

This includes the social support and local knowledge (such as places to find food).

This encouraged him to give her the benefit of his local knowledge.

Looking from some distance but with a bit of local knowledge, it does not serve any purpose.

I think it's time we made use of his local knowledge again.

William does, however, add some detail, no doubt because of a good local knowledge.

Cuts of that magnitude have nothing to do with local knowledge.