Jack Bowman is a journalist based in Hull, United Kingdom. He writes for Hull Live and the Hull Daily Mail, covering a range of local news stories including road closures, events, community issues, and human interest stories. His work has also been featured in various other publications such as the Grimsby Telegraph, Daily Mirror, Manchester Evening News, Western Mail, Scottish Daily Record, and Sunday Mail Ltd.
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Hull, United Kingdom (Local)
Jack Bowman's coverage is primarily focused on local events, entertainment news, and community-related topics in Hull, United Kingdom. He frequently covers local events, announcements, and human interest stories related to the Hull area.
When pitching to Jack, focus on providing insights or access to unique and engaging local events happening in Hull. Additionally, consider offering exclusive interviews with individuals involved in interesting community initiatives or businesses within the region.
Given his extensive coverage of local crime incidents such as burglaries and animal welfare issues (RSPCA), reaching out with information about preventive measures or heartwarming rescue stories might be well-received by Jack. Also keep him updated about any new developments regarding takeaways and house & home services in his area.
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By: Jack Bowman
Cone Queen first introduced the pizza cone six years ago
By: Jack Bowman
The songstress has been a national treasure since bursting onto the scene 60 years ago
By: Jack Bowman
The previous bus was deemed damaged beyond repair in March
By: Jack Bowman
A campaign to get the popular Beats Bus in Hull back in the road has proven to be successful so youngsters can once again express their creative side with the power of music.
By: Jack Bowman
Sight Support Hull & East Yorkshire dates back to 1864
By: Jack Bowman
One of Hull's oldest charities has announced a special musical concert to celebrate its 160th birthday.
By: Jack Bowman
The clock was original to the building in 1871
By: Jack Bowman
The incident happened in Rutland Street
By: Jack Bowman
The store replaces the longstanding Wilko - which was forced to shut last year
By: Jack Bowman
An eight-year-old boy has been injured in a dog attack in Grimsby. Humberside Police were called to a property on Rutland Street on Wednesday afternoon.
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