Ben Eccleston is a Crime Reporter at Coventry Telegraph. He specializes in crime reporting while also exploring various topics including social issues, holidays, and sports like rugby, reflecting his diverse interests. Ben has been featured in Birmingham Live, Western Mail, and CoventryLive.
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Coventry, United Kingdom (Local)
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Ain't no party like an S Club party!
The thatched roof of the historic pub caught fire while people were still inside
By: Ben Eccleston
Car registration plates and a sink were also among the rubbish
Police officers are at the scene in Bell Green
By: Ben Eccleston
The chief executive of Black Sheep Brewery says energy and fuel bills are "absolutely crippling"
The ideal recruit will have a 'head for heights' and a 'strong stomach'.
Police said it was a miracle the driver escaped with minor injuries
By: Claire Harrison, Ben Eccleston
A major sudden stratospheric warming event has taken place
By: Ben Eccleston
A new gallery, café, library and exhibition space will make up part of the city's former IKEA building as Coventry University jumps onboard. The university will take over the top two floors of the huge city centre building which is being transformed into a City Centre Cultural Gateway (CCCG).
By: Ben Eccleston
The show was at the Warwick Arts Centre
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