Tim Dale is a journalist based in Hull, United Kingdom, with a focus on local news and events. He writes for BBC Mundo and BBC News, covering a range of topics including community initiatives, infrastructure projects, sports, and social issues. Tim's work has also been featured in the Cigalah Group.
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Tim Dale's coverage heavily features local news, including government announcements and community-focused events in the Yorkshire region. Pitches directed to Tim should aim to provide valuable insights or stories related to healthcare, infrastructure developments, community initiatives or sports within this geographic area.
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The City of York Council urges people to consider "changing children's lives" by providing a safe home.
The final stages of work on anti-terror bollards to protect York city centre will begin later.
The relocation of an NHS walk-in service has been delayed because of "unforeseen issues with building work".
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Bradford Council says the scheme encourages saving and helps parents avoid getting into debt.
Dozens of hand-carved frozen sculptures will be on display across York city centre over the weekend.
A recreation in silver of Harrogate's Royal Pump Room has gone on display at the shop it was created in almost a century ago.
By Tim Dale The operator of e-scooters and bikes in York has opted not to extend its trial in the city, the council has said.
The poem was found among documents acquired by the University of Leeds a decade ago.
Kenneth Armitage fell through a hole in his bathroom floor during renovations at his York home.
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