Phil Wilkinson-Jones is a Reporter at Worcester News. He serves as a Local Democracy Reporter covering Worcestershire, focusing on themes such as government, politics, urban design, and real estate development. Phil's work has been featured in numerous outlets including Hits Radio, BBC News, and The Mirror.
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Phil Wilkinson-Jones covers local news and events in the United Kingdom, specifically focusing on Malvern. He reports extensively on flood-related incidents, road closures, local entertainment shows, and community events. Given this focus, he may be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming local events, community initiatives or responses to natural disasters such as floods.
For those looking to reach out regarding crime-related topics covered by Phil Wilkinson-Jones should consider providing insights into local law enforcement efforts or expert commentary on relevant crime trends within the region. Moreover, contributions that provide practical advice for residents affected by floods or road closures could also resonate well with his coverage area.
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By: Phil Wilkinson-Jones
Reform UK say it is "outrageous" the largest party on Worcestershire County Council has been excluded from running it.
By: Phil Wilkinson-Jones
ELECTIONS to a new Worcester parish council could take place as soon as May 2027.
By: Phil Wilkinson-Jones
A council chairperson has completed her first charity challenge of the year.
By: Phil Wilkinson-Jones
Worcester City Council is currently reviewing a number of planning applications for properties across the city.
A flying visit has helped keep a vital emergency service in the air.
By: Phil Wilkinson-Jones
GIGABIT broadband coverage has reached 88 percent across Worcestershire.
By: Phil Wilkinson-Jones
Here are five of the biggest planning stories from June.
By: Phil Wilkinson-Jones
PLANS to build a railway station in a village near Worcester have not been shelved.
By: Phil Wilkinson-Jones
Council plan to convert a Georgian townhouse into temporary housing sparks criticism from Reform.
By: Phil Wilkinson-Jones
WORCESTERSHIRE still has “disappointing” walking and cycling figures four years after being given a zero active travel rating.
