Chloe Harcombe is a journalist based in Bristol, United Kingdom. She writes for BBC News, Yahoo News, and BBC Mundo, covering local news and human interest stories. Chloe's work has also been featured in Yahoo Sports Canada and the Cigalah Group.
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Bristol, United Kingdom (Local)
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Chloe Harcombe's coverage focuses on local news, including charity events, community initiatives, and local incidents. She seems particularly interested in human interest stories related to family & relationships, culture & society, and entertainment news within the Bristol area.
If you have a story related to local charitable events or community initiatives in Bristol or Somerset, Chloe might be interested. Personal anecdotes from individuals involved in these activities could also pique her interest.
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By: Matthew Pick, Chloe Harcombe, Ross Pollard
The students from St John's Primary School have raised more than £900 for bereavement charity 2Wish.
Daniel O'Sullivan assaulted a woman and then attacked police officers who ran after him as he tried to escape.
Daniel O'Sullivan assaulted a woman and then attacked police officers who ran after him as he tried to escape.
Brian Garlick's home, which lies along the site of the new road scheme, would otherwise be cut off.
By: Chloe Harcombe, Imogen Sellers
Pupils from Combe Down School and Bath Good Afternoon Choir are singing in a "magic" collaboration.
People living across the region are getting creative, with many decorating for a good cause.
Chloe Harcombe & Matthew Pick A volunteer from the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) said rescue teams "will always respond" to missions, even if it interrupts their Christmas celebrations.
Keiran Evers was caught acting suspiciously on CCTV cameras in the town centre.
Officers are hoping to reunite the stolen goods with their rightful owners.
The trio's plan to stage a car crash and claim compensation was foiled by insurers.
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