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.
For example, if you have a heartwarming human-interest story relating to Bristol or its neighboring areas or an update on community efforts led by service personnel or council announcements impacting local residents' lives in the region.
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Local artists are among the latest line-up announcement for the huge free event.
By: Christopher Mace, Alexandra Bassingham
Lando Norris' win at the Miami Grand Prix has inspired students at his former school.
Fennec foxes have been successfully bred at Longleat for the first time.
An 80-year-old woman is believed to be the oldest woman to have completed the gruelling voyage to a lost city in Colombia.
Street wardens trained in conflict resolution and first aid have been patrolling Trowbridge town centre for the last fortnight with the aim of keeping people safe on a night out.
A charity is offering people with learning disabilities and autism the opportunity of paid employment while helping a "vital" service.
More than 140 pupils at Holy Trinity Primary Academy in Devizes record a rap song.
A lack of action on climate change will be catastrophic for future generations.
James Roddis is one of the most senior army officers to be court-martialled in the last 200 years.
By: Christopher Mace, Andy Howard
The10ft high statues on Salisbury Plan are to remind people they are in a military training area.
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