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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A CITY vape shop has a new owner.
By: Phil Wilkinson-Jones
Worcestershire's biggest planning stories of July
A tennis club is hoping to expand and introduce a fast-growing racket sport.
By: Phil Wilkinson-Jones
A SERVICE that stops Worcestershire families "falling through the cracks" will be recommissioned.
By: Phil Wilkinson-Jones
A new glamping site promising an escape from the pressures of modern life has been proposed.
By: Phil Wilkinson-Jones
“TOTALLY inappropriate” plans for 45 homes on the edge of a Worcestershire village have been rejected.
Plans to extend an office building in Worcester have been put forward.
By: Phil Wilkinson-Jones
A Clacton by-election candidate taking on Nigel Farage and Count Binface is planning to launch a new political party in Worcestershire.
By: Phil Wilkinson-Jones
RETROSPECTIVE plans for a "substantial" gazebo have been approved by the city council.
By: Phil Wilkinson-Jones
A farm building near Worcester could be converted into a dog training centre.
