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.
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A HOUSE in Worcester is set to be converted into a care home for a child.
By: Phil Wilkinson-Jones
COUNCILLORS have rejected plans to build an annexe in the garden of a four-bedroom home.
By: Phil Wilkinson-Jones
COUNCILLORS are set to decide on plans to turn a bungalow into a care home for a child.
By: Phil Wilkinson-Jones
Sisters Sophy Howard and Emily Lang started the business in 2022.
By: Phil Wilkinson-Jones
COUNCILLORS are set to decide on controversial plans to build 200 homes on the edge of Malvern.
Council land site in Worcester eyed for new high school
By: Phil Wilkinson-Jones
PLANS to put thousands of solar panels in a field next to the M50 motorway will be decided by councillors this week.
By: Phil Wilkinson-Jones
CAMPAIGNING residents are calling for a council to properly defend its decision to turn down plans to build 99 homes in Kempsey.
By: Phil Wilkinson-Jones
LAND on the edge of Worcester being sold off by the council should be used to build a new secondary school for the city, say councillors.
Councillors say the land would be a good location for a secondary school.
