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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People in Worcestershire say they are waiting for weeks to get their post, with some missing appointments.
A homeowner is trying to block the Hereford bypass to protect an ancient tree.
A homeowner is trying to block the Hereford bypass to protect an ancient tree.
A statutory notice over the once-troubled service in Herefordshire has been revoked after progress.
Food waste in the county will be collected on a weekly basis from September.
By: Tom Edwards
Three-week closure of line between London Charing Cross and Waterloo East is allowing for track, platform and bridge work to take place.
Tom Edwards - Hereford & Worcester political reporter A Worcestershire college has been awarded £4.8m to expand its construction academy - meaning pupil numbers are set to quadruple in size.
Pershore College will take on hundreds of extra students.
The latest series of the BBC show follows officers from West Mercia Police in their duties.
John Campion says building new prisons is the only way out of the overcrowding "crisis".
