Christopher Mace is a journalist based in Bristol, United Kingdom, with a focus on local news. He has written for various publications including BBC Mundo, BBC News, Yahoo Finance Singapore, and Cigalah Group. Christopher covers a range of topics including community events, local politics, human interest stories, and cultural happenings in the Bristol area.
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Christopher Mace's articles cover a diverse range of local topics, including community events, local government actions, and human interest stories. Given his focus on lifestyle and business themes with an emphasis on local news in Bristol and the surrounding area, he would likely be most responsive to pitches related to these areas.
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Christopher Mace A police force is asking people to surrender 'zombie-style' knives and machetes as part of a government scheme.
Ross Pollard & Christopher Mace An 80th anniversary service has been held in memory of 23 men who died in a WWII glider crash.
Katungua Tjitendero was walking home from work when he was hit by a car and seriously injured.
James Roddis admitted to kissing the woman without permission while in an overseas army delegation.
Christopher Mace & Cheryl Dennis Managers of an animal sanctuary set up in response to a wave of animal deaths in 1939 say they are proud to continue the work 85 years later.
The National Lottery has allowed North Somerset Council to fast-track a £10m funding application.
The plaque has been unveiled on Lance Corporal Frederick Room's former home in Bristol.
Taunton Town player Josh Owers suffered a bleed on the brain and a broken jaw during a match.
By: Christopher Mace, Dan O'Brien
A government official has given evidence to the inquiry into the death of Dawn Sturgess in 2018.
Heavens Valley has been bought by a community group who wanted to save it from possible development.
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