Rachel Candlin is a freelance journalist based in Bristol, United Kingdom. With a focus on local news and human interest stories, Rachel's work has been featured in various publications including BBC Mundo, Yahoo News, BBC News, and Cigalah Group. She is dedicated to bringing attention to important issues affecting the community and sharing stories that resonate with readers.
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Rachel's coverage primarily focuses on local news, fundraising initiatives, community events, healthcare, and infrastructure projects within the Bristol area. She frequently covers government announcements and seeks expert commentary.
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Roadworks are due to start on a section of the A40 in Gloucestershire following a landslip.
A father running 46 half-marathons dressed as Superman in memory of his late son, said the challenge was helping him to channel his grief.
A professor has undertaken what might be the first attempt at retracing the footsteps of Stonehenge's creators.
Jeremy Connell's widow said there was "no way we would do anything else".
A one-mile stretch of road will be closed for two nights for vegetation clearance.
Two of the most valuable items ever recovered from the Titanic are coming up for auction in Wiltshire.
Poetry workshops are helping people with communication difficulties explore creative writing.
By: Rachel Candlin, Andy Bennett
The story of a restaurateur who was supported by Lord Paddy Ashdown during years of racism in the 90s is to be made into a film.
More than 1,500 babies took part in the bi-annual Splashathon to fundraise for children's charities.
Hugh Cran worked as a vet in Kenya for 55 years treating wild animals like lions and cheetahs.
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