Benjamin Paessler is a Deputy Editor and Head of News at the Salisbury Journal. With a focus on themes such as aviation, crime and justice, and spirituality, he brings a diverse perspective to his reporting. Benjamin's work has been featured in various publications, including the Wiltshire Gazette and Herald, Hampshire Chronicle, and Yahoo News UK.
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Benjamin Paessler's reporting focuses primarily on local news, including events, government announcements, and entertainment in the Salisbury area. Based on this coverage breakdown, individuals or organizations seeking coverage should provide newsworthy stories related to local events, community activities, retail developments, and planning initiatives within Wiltshire and Salisbury.
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By: Benjamin Paessler
A broken gravestone linked to the family of the Tolpuddle Martyrs has been acquired by Fordingbridge Museum.
By: Benjamin Paessler
Thirty years after its introduction, the driving theory test continues to challenge both new and experienced motorists.
By: Benjamin Paessler
A MAN has been left with serious injuries following an assault outside a supermarket.
By: Benjamin Paessler
More than £13,000 has been raised to support patients with breast cancer.
The Echo is raising concerns about the spread of misinformation after MP Jessica Toale claimed on social media on Tuesday night that the two people…
By: Benjamin Paessler
A LETTER sent to the Echo by one of its readers has provoked a huge interested on social media.
A 17-YEAR-old has gone missing in Poole and police are concerned for his welfare. . Jamie, aged 17, was last seen leaving an address in Ashley Road at around 2.35pm on Tuesday 7 July 7.
By: Benjamin Paessler
Two popular parks have once again been honoured for their high standards.
Two popular parks have once again been honoured for their high standards.
A play area is set to undergo a major refurbishment as part of a wider investment in children’s facilities.
