Tom Edwards is a Transport and Environment Correspondent at BBC London. Since joining the BBC in 2003, he has reported on a wide range of topics, including transport incidents and environmental issues, with a focus on government and public policy. Tom's work has been featured in various outlets, including Florida Politics, Yahoo News, and BBC News.
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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.
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Tom Edwards - London transport and environment correspondent Hyde Park looks more like the Serengeti and the green belt has turned yellow.
Several say they are not happy with being moved to the Cornmarket from September.
By: Tom Edwards, Caroline Gall
Two homes were destroyed and others badly damaged as fire swept through a road in Pershore on 13 August.
The Scouts' trip to Canada is no longer going ahead after money was taken from a charity account.
Tom Edwards - Hereford & Worcester political reporter Two brothers who have raised more than £2m for dementia research through a month-long
The JCC Maccabi Games and Access were held August 2-7 in two different host cities—Toronto and Kansas City.
By: Tom Edwards, Elliot Ball
The contractor is asking for an extra £1.5m to cover extra costs in order to finish the project.
Herefordshire Council say more SEND pupils will be educated "closer to home".
Herefordshire Council say more SEND pupils will be educated "closer to home".
Jordan and Cian Adams are awarded the honour for their 'extraordinary courage' the council says.
