Alexandra Bassingham is a journalist, researcher, and gallery PA based in Bristol, United Kingdom. She writes for various publications including Yahoo Sports Canada, BBC News, and BBC Mundo, covering local news and human interest stories. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for storytelling, Alexandra aims to bring important stories from her community to a wider audience.
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Bristol, United Kingdom (Local)
Alexandra Bassingham's coverage focuses on local news, crime, missing persons, and public services. She appears to be particularly interested in evolving stories and breaking news related to the Bristol area and surrounding regions.
Given her focus on local news and crime, she may be receptive to pitches about ongoing criminal investigations or developing stories related to public services in the Bristol area. Additionally, given her attention towards entertainment news as well as event coverage attributes, she might also be interested in human-interest stories within the community that involve these themes.
For those looking to reach out regarding transportation-related topics such as rail services or road repairs in Wiltshire or Somerset areas should consider pitching localized angles with potential impact on residents of these specific areas.
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By: Rachel Stonehouse, Alexandra Bassingham
Rian from Atherstone was sadly found dead in a shower
Sixty years after the Bristol Bus Boycott, city mayor Marvin Rees will pay tribute to the pioneers.
A fundraiser has completed a challenge to climb the height of Mount Everest in three days to help bring water to a village in west Africa.
By: Alexandra Bassingham
Police say the road is closed between Countess roundabout and the turning to Solstice Park.
By: Christopher Mace, Alexandra Bassingham
Lando Norris' win at the Miami Grand Prix has inspired students at his former school.
Two youth rugby teams won a competition held in Wiltshire to attend the Premiership Rugby final.
By: Alexandra Bassingham, Alastair Mckee
Potholes along M5 northbound between Taunton and Weston-super-Mare are particularly bad, the AA says.
After his first, at 18, Steve said "never again", but looking back he says it was a special journey.
By: Alexandra Bassingham, Alastair Mckee
Chris Spindler, from Somerset, said gambling isolated him and put him £25,000 in debt, aged 23.
Nailsea Town Council has declined proposals by North Somerset Council to introduce parking charges.
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