Jonathan Morris is a BBC News reporter based in Southwest England. With a focus on local news, Jonathan covers a range of topics including community issues, environmental concerns, and human interest stories. His work has been featured in various publications and he is known for his dedication to reporting on stories that impact the local community.
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Plymouth, United Kingdom (Local)
Jonathan Morris covers a wide range of local topics, including environmental conservation, animal welfare, and community outreach. Given his focus on evolving stories and government announcements in the UK, he may be interested in pitches related to ongoing local initiatives or new developments within these areas.
If you have expertise in any of these fields within the UK context or can provide insights into breaking news related to crime, entertainment news, family & relationships as they pertain to his coverage area, your pitch stands a good chance with Jonathan. Keep in mind that he primarily focuses on local stories within the United Kingdom.
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Researchers call for larger-scale assessments to measure the effectiveness of vaccination.
It was a wet start to Boardmasters festival but fans are looking forward to the biggest one yet.
A cricket club pavilion levelled by fire could be rebuilt within 18 months, members hope.
Blakesley Estates and a director admit breaching a temporary stop notice and an enforcement notice.
By: Jonathan Morris
Honor has announced the world’s thinnest foldable smartphone will launch at IFA on September 5th. The company is offering early deals ahead of the final price announcement.
The Perkins' Mining Bee is found visiting flowers planted to attract pollinators in Newlyn.
A council hopes a successful pilot project is the first step towards larger scale recycling.
Maggot's arrival comes amid a warning to people to stay away from seals in the wild.
Former Truro mayor Steven Webb has set off on a 500-mile (805km) journey around Cornwall in an electric wheelchair.
By: Jonathan Morris, Lisa Young
The Bude Sea Pool team is fundraising to become England's first licensed venue for sea weddings.
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