Phil Wilkinson-Jones is a Reporter at Worcester News. He serves as a Local Democracy Reporter covering Worcestershire, with a focus on themes such as government, politics, urban development, and environmental issues. Phil's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Hits Radio, BBC News, and The Mirror, among others.
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Worcester, United Kingdom (Local)
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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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Major plans for a new industrial estate on the edge of the city have come forward.
By: Phil Wilkinson-Jones
Worcestershire's volunteers are contributing millions of pounds' worth of unpaid work each year, according to a council report.
By: Phil Wilkinson-Jones
A decision on a controversial traveller site will be made next week after the scheme drew significant opposition.
By: Phil Wilkinson-Jones
A special educational needs school wants to build a new sports hall.
A 72-bedroom care home is being planned for a village near Worcester.
It has become a risk to the public
An "eyesore" building in Lower Broadheath could soon make way for new homes if plans are approved.
By: Phil Wilkinson-Jones
St Peter's Village Hall will be listed as a community asset despite an objection by its owner, Tesco.
A request to extend a dropped kerb in Bransford has been granted by district planners.
By: Phil Wilkinson-Jones
More than 400 jobs could be created under plans for a major new industrial site on the edge of the city.
