Chris Baynes is a journalist based in Leeds, United Kingdom, with a focus on local news. He writes for The Weekly SOURCE, BBC News, and BBC Mundo, covering a range of topics including retirement living, government funding cuts, domestic abuse prevention, and innovative solutions for aged care. Chris's work has also been featured in the Cigalah Group.
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Chris Baynes' coverage primarily focuses on local news and government-related topics, with a strong emphasis on evolving stories and government announcements. Given the prominence of these themes in his articles, he is likely to be receptive to pitches related to local governance issues, community developments, or ongoing social challenges within Leeds or the UK.
Considering his focus on domestic abuse prevention schemes facing cuts and Yorkshire councils' funding reduction, Chris may respond well to pitches that provide insights into similar local budgetary decisions impacting public services or initiatives addressing societal issues at a grassroots level.
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A one day program was assembled for the first meeting of ACCPA (pending name change) RL members with over double the planned delegates attending.
By: Chris Baynes
In November 2018, then-Retirement Living Council President and CEO of RetireAustralia, Alison Quinn (pictured), said the final draft Retirement
By: Chris Baynes
Last Thursday David Di Pilla's HMC Capital notified the ASX it had acquired 2.69% of Lifestyle Communities.
By: Chris Baynes
In November 2021, the editorial team here at DCM/The SOURCE sat down and discussed what is the future for aged care.
By: Chris Baynes
In NSW, on the accepted recommendations of the Greiner Inquiry, village staff training was enshrined as a cornerstone requirement in the new (2019) Rules of Conduct.
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