Conor Gogarty is the Investigations Editor at Wales Online, with a focus on local news and stories. With a background as the former Chief Reporter for Bristol Post, Conor has extensive experience in investigative journalism and has contributed to various publications such as the Daily Express, Daily Mirror, and The Bureau of Investigative Journalism.
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Bridgend, United Kingdom (Local)
Conor Gogarty's coverage predominantly centers around evolving stories and breaking news, particularly focusing on local crime incidents. This suggests that he would be most responsive to pitches offering detailed information or insights related to ongoing criminal investigations, emergencies, and other evolving local news stories.
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There were long delays before the young man received dental appointments that could have saved his life, a report has found
The mum claimed she had been victim to 'lies' that the girl had seriously lost weight and had risked being permanently stunted
By: Susie Beever, Conor Gogarty
WARNING - GRAPHIC IMAGES: Kirsty Williams-Henry sued Associated British Ports after suffering a brain injury but the court said she was lying after private investigators trawled her Facebook
By: Conor Gogarty
'I can't live in my own house because I'm hyperventilating whenever a vehicle goes past or a motorbike revs outside'
By: Steve Bagnall, Conor Gogarty
'If my sofa was a bit closer to the wall it would have had my legs'
By: Steve Bagnall, Conor Gogarty
A woman has blasted the sentence given to a drink-driver who crashed into her home, causing significant damage and "ruining" her life.
'We are still not getting used to the legislation,' says the group behind the protest
By: Conor Gogarty
The family of Mary Thomas, 96, say she had severe bruising and broken bones when she died
Visiting fans had been in a nearby pub 'enjoying a lovely atmosphere with locals' when it happened
The crash led to police closing the road
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