Rodney Edwards is the Editor at The Impartial Reporter. With nearly two decades of experience, he has a keen focus on social injustices and human rights issues, having worked with prominent media outlets in Ireland and the UK. He is featured in the Irish Independent, The Irish News, and Yahoo News UK, among others.
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Belfast, United Kingdom (Local)
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Rodney Edwards' coverage encompasses a wide range of local topics, with a focus on health, entertainment news, and culture & society in the Belfast area. His articles often involve evolving stories and breaking news related to government announcements.
Given this focus, potential sources should provide insights into ongoing local issues such as abuse allegations within organizations like Ulster GAA or societal impacts of individual cases such as Stephen Nolan's controversies. Additionally, experts who can offer perspectives on relevant cultural events or public health matters in the Belfast area would likely be valuable contributors to his work.
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By: Rodney Edwards, John Breslin
The BBC found Nolan had a case to answer and "appropriate action" was taken following a complaint.
Our family stay at The Duke on the Test in Romsey felt, from the very beginning, like something quietly special.
Peppa Pig World at Paultons Park in Hampshire is, quite simply, the most pork-fect day out that had me grinning from ear to ear
By: Rodney Edwards
Across Northern Ireland, official figures on violence against women are often drawn from a defined window - five years, sometimes less. But what about the deaths of women and children at the hands of ...
By: Rodney Edwards
There are children’s shows … and then there is Bluey. And somewhere between the two on a bright, laughter-filled morning in Belfast - Bluey’s…
One minute I was driving around Letterkenny trying to spot the Big Top, the next I was standing at the ringside holding a bucket over my head while…
By: Rodney Edwards
David Duffy on the ‘mighty struggle' to keep a promise he made to his dying father Outside Tom Duffy's big top, cold wind lashes the canvas while generators hum.
By: Rodney Edwards
Dermot and Patricia ‘Chickie’ O’Neill married 14 years ago
In a week when images of burning streets and fear once again emerged from Belfast, where racist violence and disorder have cast a shadow over this…
A decade ago, in the anxious months following Britain’s vote to leave the European Union, I travelled along Ireland’s borderlands to speak to…
