Oliver Astley is a digital content editor with a focus on local news in Bristol, United Kingdom. He has written for various publications including Bristol Post, Western Daily Press, Derbyshire Live, LeicestershireLive, and more. Oliver covers a range of topics including health, art, traffic updates, and local events.
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Bristol, United Kingdom (Local)
Oliver's coverage is largely focused on local news and breaking stories, with an emphasis on weather-related events, traffic incidents, and health issues. Given this focus, he may be interested in receiving pitches related to local community events or initiatives that can provide unique insights into the listed topics.
For example, if you have expert knowledge of weather patterns affecting Bristol or insight into health conditions prevalent in the region, these could be relevant angles for engagement.
Additionally, given his coverage of entertainment news and family & relationships themes albeit at a lower percentage compared to other areas), Oliver may also consider human interest stories related to these themes within the context of Bristol.
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The controversial former Bristol Rovers manager was accused of assaulting his wife Georgia Barton, leaving her 'bleeding and bruised' after a drunken row.
By: Oliver Astley, Ruby Flanagan
The DWP ordered a 93-year-old woman with advanced dementia to repay more than £7,000 after she failed to notify it about a change in her circumstances.
By: Angela Patrone, Oliver Astley
Dandelions are a common weed that grow on lawns, patios, gravel and pretty much everywhere
By: Oliver Astley, Victoria Chessum
The Queen was speaking to guests at a garden party in Rye, East Sussex, on Thursday afternoon when she gave an update on her husband's health, as he continues to battle cancer.
By: Oliver Astley, Victoria Chessum
Queen Camilla has humorously offered an insight into King Charles's struggles to take it easy during his cancer treatment recovery.
Over the course of two weeks, there have been 90 new cases of whooping cough reported in Bristol and 17 in South Gloucestershire.
The disease is highly infectious and potentially very dangerous for babies and infants
By: Oliver Astley
The number of cases of the highly infectious and potentially dangerous whooping cough are rising in Devon.
By: Oliver Astley
There are significant differences between the signs of dementia and the natural process of getting older, according to Alzheimer's disease experts.
By: Oliver Astley
Everybody changes as they get older as life presents us with new obstacles and experiences but dementia experts are reassuring people by explaining
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