Tom Airey is a journalist based in Hull, United Kingdom. He writes for various outlets including BBC News, Yahoo Finance Australia, Cigalah Group, and BBC Mundo. His articles cover a range of topics including local news, sports, crime, and cultural events. Tom's work has also been featured in Yahoo Sports Canada.
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Tom Airey's coverage primarily focuses on local news within the Yorkshire region, with an emphasis on evolving stories, government announcements, and breaking news. His articles often touch upon entertainment, family & relationships, and culture & society topics.
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By Tom Airey A coroner has criticised the availability of emergency stroke care after a woman was not given potentially life-saving treatment over a weekend.
A union describes the timing of the pre-Christmas move by Sheffield Hallam University as "cruel".
Kevin Sinfield's heroics, a jet skidding off a runway, the loss of a Barnsley interviewing icon - just a few of the memorable moments 2023 provided in Yorkshire.
Wakefield is to kick off a year celebrating culture and creativity in the district with a day of free events.
Ultimate Thunder from Leeds say they were unsuccessful in their bid for funding to carry on.
Rhys Connah, who plays Ryan in the drama, has become "firm friends" with Forget Me Not Children's Hospice.
A fleet of 58 new fire engines are beginning to be used on 999 emergency calls in West Yorkshire.
A rock band from Leeds who attracted support from across the industry when their funding ended have been invited to play a huge show in their home city.
The work at Cottingley Beck is expected to be completed by December, Yorkshire Water says.
By: Heidi Tomlinson, Tom Airey
Tony Hutchinson, from Castleford, took his own life after being diagnosed with PTSD.
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