Tom Mack is a local journalist based in Leicester, United Kingdom. He writes for LeicestershireLive and his work has also been featured in various publications such as The Post and Courier, Western Daily Press, Birmingham Live, and more. Tom covers a range of topics including crime, local events, and human interest stories in the Leicester area.
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Tom Mack's coverage heavily focuses on local crime and evolving stories. He reports extensively on incidents related to crime, legal issues, safety concerns, and local news in Leicester, United Kingdom.
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With Christmas approaching , people are now able to book their ticktes for the Great Central Railway's popular Santa Express.
By: Tom Mack
After a quarter of a century as the face of Match of the Day, Gary Lineker will be stepping down from the programme at the end of the current season and leave the BBC for good after the 2026 World Cup.
Gary will leave the BBC show at the end of the season
Paul Sharpe had denied any wrongdoing
By: Tom Mack, Erin Rose Humphrey, Ryan Fahey
A sensible dinner lady has vowed to remain down-to-earth after landing a hefty $250,000 prize from the People's Postcode Lottery.
A man punched his partner in the face when she returned home from hospital. Jason Keetley should have stayed off alcohol due to a medical condition but was found drunk in the woman's home by the time she returned.
Jason Keetley also abused the woman's son then drove off while over the limit
Vintage clothing will be among the items on sale
Leicester's charity shop raising funds for Loros hospice has a new home and is set to move in later this month.
Raj Sidpara has already admitted to the manslaughter of his partner
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