Tom Edwards is a Transport and Environment Correspondent at BBC London. Since joining in 2003, he has reported on critical issues related to transportation and the environment, covering topics such as climate change, mobility, and social issues, including homelessness and crime. Tom's work has been featured in various outlets, including BBC World, Yahoo Sports Canada, and the Observer Media Group.
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Tom Edwards's coverage is primarily focused on local news, community events, accidents, and infrastructure in the Worcester area of the United Kingdom. His articles often cover stories related to crime, family & relationships, and entertainment news within this local context.
When reaching out to Tom Edwards, consider offering human-interest stories highlighting community initiatives or heartwarming acts of kindness. Additionally, providing updates on evolving local stories such as infrastructure improvements or legal policy changes related to the covered topics may also capture his attention.
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Molly McGregor said the whole process can be "daunting, time-consuming and difficult to navigate".
Leah Mattson paid over £6,000 for cosmetic surgery abroad, only to be left with a botched operation.
Tom Edwards Transport for London (TfL) has announced 18 of its busiest stations have been visually mapped by Google Street View.
By: Aida Fofana, Tom Edwards
Worcester students say they want to follow in Laura Blindkilde Brown's footsteps.
Gill Punt has run 26 marathons, more than 70 half marathons, and "probably over 100 10km runs".
By: Tom Edwards, Gavin Kermack
Heavy rain and gale-force winds cause power cuts and bring down hundreds of trees.
Tom Edwards - BBC Hereford and Worcester and Chloe Hughes - BBC News, West Midlands · 2-min read
Farmers in Shrewsbury and Worcester drive their tractors in convoy on Wednesday in protest.
Heathrow Airport boss Thomas Woldbye says he wants guidance from the government by the end of 2025.
By: Tom Edwards, Gavin Kermack
Pete Masters, a cafe owner from Hereford, said he wanted to support troops on the front line.
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