Trainee reporter for the Eastbourne Herald
Jacob Panons is a trainee reporter for the Eastbourne Herald. He covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, mental health, and animal rescue and rehabilitation, with a focus on regional interest and world news. Jacob's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo Sports, BBC News, and The Mirror.
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Jacob Panons focuses on local news and events, with an emphasis on crime, sports, and house & home topics in the Eastbourne area. His coverage includes government announcements, event coverage, evolving stories, and breaking news.
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1. Offer insights or expertise related to ongoing local events or evolving stories in Eastbourne.
2. Provide commentary or analysis on crime-related issues such as legal changes, law enforcement strategies, or community safety initiatives.
3. Propose contributions related to sports activities or developments in the area.
4. Share expert opinions on house & home matters specific to Eastbourne's housing market or property-related policies.
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By: Chris Caulfield, Jacob Panons
Staff at Redline Oil Services are taking industrial action between Friday and Tuesday.
Staff at Redline Oil Services are taking industrial action between Friday and Tuesday.
Raihana Awolaja died following a cardiac arrest while unsupervised in her residential care home.
Jacob Panons A coroner says a possible "culture of cover up" at a care facility could lead to further deaths after saying neglect contributed to the death of a 12-year-old girl.
Brittany Ferries says grants DFDS receives to run its Newhaven-Dieppe route has cost it £125m.
A ferry company says it has launched legal action to sue a shipping company for £125m of losses sustained because of the "vast subsidies" given to its competitor.
Jacob Panons Tourism officials across Sussex are coming together to try and boost revenue in the sector by £2.5bn a year over the next decade.
Coroner Penelope Schofield says there was a "failure" to manage the risk to Immy Nunn from Brighton.
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