Ben Hardy is a Digital Audience and Content Editor at the Oxford Mail and associated titles. He covers a range of topics including journalism, media, and entertainment, with a particular focus on arts and celebrity news. Ben has been featured in various publications such as the Bromsgrove Advertiser, Yahoo News UK, and the Eastern Daily Press.
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Ben Hardy's articles primarily cover local news, including traffic updates, accidents, police reports and events in the Oxford and wider UK area. His focus on evolving stories and government announcements suggests that he is likely to be interested in receiving pitches related to breaking news or ongoing developments within his coverage area.
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Oxford United travel to Wrexham in good spirits after a vital 1-0 win over fellow relegation candidates Derby County on Saturday in the Championship.
Former England and Lancashire bowler Jimmy Anderson entertained crowds alongside Felix White from The Tailenders podcast.
Thames Valley Police has explained why emergency services descended on Botley Road and Osney Bridge in Oxford.
Championship side Oxford United have confirmed a defender has returned from Northampton Town.
An incident took place in Didcot on Saturday morning which has prompted an eyewitness who was travelling to Abingdon to share his concerns.
Finding the culprit when something goes wrong can feel satisfying but it comes at an individual and organisational cost.
Christina Hardyment explores how the likes of Agatha Christie and Arthur Conan Doyle picked real locations for their novels.
By: Ben Hardy
BBC historian and presenter Lucy Worsley has spoken to this newspaper ahead of her upcoming UK show on the history of the royals.
Ben Hardy is the new editor in York having moved from the Oxford Mail in Newsquest. He was previously a senior reporter in Norwich, Norfolk.
By: Ben Hardy
The extended walk for visitors accessing the National Railway Museum continues to be a talking point which is causing annoyance for many people.
