Jack Ingham is a Trainee Reporter based in Banbury, Oxfordshire. He primarily writes for the Banbury Guardian and Warwick Courier, covering local news and events in the area. His work has also been featured in Yahoo Sports UK and Yahoo News UK.
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Banbury, United Kingdom (Local)
Jack Ingham's coverage mainly focuses on local news, events, and community-related topics in Banbury and the surrounding areas. The articles he covers are centered around event coverage, government announcements, seasonal content, and press releases. He delves into themes such as entertainment news, crime, family & relationships, and health & wellbeing.
If you wish to reach out effectively to him with relevant pitches or contributions related to local events in Banbury or stories about the community's achievements or challenges including charity work or health-related initiatives would likely resonate well with his audience.
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By: Jack Ingham
The Royal British Legion is organising a parade and a sunset ceremony in a village near Banbury to commemorate a World War Two hero.
By: Jack Ingham
A Ukrainian poet will lead an evening in Shipston that celebrates Ukraine’s culture as well as a discussion on how the ongoing war with Russia has affected life in the country.
By: Jack Ingham
A historic Grade I-listed village church near Banbury that was once described as ‘one of the grandest churches in the country’ is back to hosting a full schedule of community events after undergoing renovation work.
By: Jack Ingham
Banbury residents gathered at the town’s methodist church yesterday (April 30) to officially mark the launch of a new community larder.
By: Jack Ingham
A Banbury property was damaged on Saturday afternoon (April 27) during a burglary.
By: Jack Ingham
The pubs and streets of Adderbury were filled with dancing, song and joy as the village came together to celebrate the annual Day of Dance festival on Saturday (April 27).
By: Jack Ingham
The first woman in Banbury to become an ordained priest has celebrated the 30th anniversary of women as priests in the Church of England.
By: Jack Ingham
A pensioner near Leamington has challenged himself to carry an empty beer barrel for four miles to fundraise for a local dementia charity.
By: Jack Ingham
A 16-year-old boy and an 18-year-old man from Banbury have been arrested on suspicion of stealing a care worker’s car while she was working in Bicester.
By: Jack Ingham
For this year’s Rose to Remember scheme, Katharine House Hospice has teamed up with National Trust property Upton House to host the stunning display of roses.
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