Matt Simpson is a News Reporter at the Oxford Mail and Oxford Times. He covers a range of important stories across Oxfordshire, with a focus on health and wellness, public security, and agriculture, while also delving into topics like real estate development and disaster response. His work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Yahoo Sports UK, Daily Echo, and Yahoo Finance UK.
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Matt Simpson's coverage is largely focused on local news in the Dorset area, with a particular emphasis on government announcements and evolving stories. His reporting often includes topics such as crime, entertainment news, business & industry.
Given his focus on local news and government announcements, he may be interested in receiving pitches related to community initiatives, infrastructure developments or local events happening within the Dorset area. Additionally, if you have breaking news related to any of the themes covered by Matt (crime, entertainment news, business & industry), it would likely pique his interest.
When reaching out to Matt Simpson with story ideas or expert commentary opportunities, consider how your pitch can tie into the specific geographic focus of Dorset and Bournemouth.
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Oxford's MP Anneliese Dodds has spoken out as a major city employer could close its Cowley head office.
Jeremy Clarkson issued an important update to guests visiting his Cotswold pub this summer.
A drunk woman drove on the wrong side of the road and caused a serious crash with a teenage girl and an HGV.
King Charles III is in the city today for a royal visit to Oxford University.
A trial for a Raise the Colours member accused of downloading indecent images of children on a laptop has been postponed potentially until next year.
King Charles delighted people in Oxford as he officially opened the Stephen A. Schwarzman Centre for the Humanities.
By: Matt Simpson
King Charles joked that pupils at an Oxford primary school should be given "more homework" as they greeted him in the city centre.
By: Matt Simpson
King Charles praised a new Oxford University building for the "enormous difference" it will make to the people of Oxford.
King Charles joked about the "dangers" of spicy food while meeting with Oxford's community leaders on Friday.
A road in Witney is set to close temporarily for sewer cleaning works.
