Josh Sandiford is a journalist at Birmingham Live. He covers a range of topics including travel and tourism, regional interest, and social issues, with a keen focus on crime and transportation. Josh's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Bristol Post, Daily Star, and BBC News.
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Josh Sandiford's focus is primarily on local news, with a strong emphasis on evolving and breaking stories related to crime and entertainment in the Birmingham area. If you have compelling information about ongoing or developing local incidents, particularly those involving crime or community events, Josh could be an ideal contact.
Given his extensive coverage of evolving stories, offering exclusive insights into unfolding situations or access to individuals involved in these events may pique his interest. However, it's important to approach such sensitive topics with empathy and consideration for the impact on those affected by these events.
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More people are experiencing homelessness and sleeping rough in the county.
A Shropshire MP says the issues overwhelmingly affect young people in her rural constituency.
John Ireson says the potholes in Staffordshire and Shropshire are "accidents waiting to happen".
By: Josh Sandiford
People doing a spot of late Christmas shopping are likely to experience strong gusts and windy conditions
By: Josh Sandiford
The Met Office says Birmingham is set for a “very windy weekend” as it sees in the festive period. Saturday, December 21, will be a “widely windy and gusty day”, forecasters predicted.
By: Josh Sandiford
The crimes of William Lewis left even the most experienced detectives shocked
By: Josh Sandiford
Officers said they were having trouble finding any suspects so were releasing a CCTV appeal
By: Josh Sandiford
A fracas on a bus in Birmingham led to a man being assaulted and a woman being verbally abused. West Midlands Police has issued an appeal following the incident.
By: Josh Sandiford
The incident happened near the Wren's Nest nature reserve with people reporting a huge police response
By: Charlie Bradley, Josh Sandiford
The attack has some experts worried such tactics could be copied elsewhere - including other busy Christmas markets around the world
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