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.
If you have insights or information regarding ongoing criminal cases, safety concerns in the community, or any evolving local news story with implications for the public, Tom would likely be interested in your input. Additionally, if you can provide expert commentary on legal matters within a local context or offer unique perspectives that shed light on crime-related issues specific to Leicester and its surroundings, it could be of interest to him.
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Police had been called to out after a person was seen trying car doors in the area
By: Tom Mack
A woman who fell asleep in the street next to two knives after stealing from a parked car has been jailed.
Interplanetary travel is the focus of the first concert of the Aiken Symphony’s 2024-25 season. Set for Friday, Sept. 20, the program will feature British composer Gustav Holst’s most famous work, which he himself called a series of mood pictures of seven planets in our solar system.
Amit Khunti was found to be three times the drink-driving limit when he was stopped at 2am
By: Tom Mack
Police became suspicious when they saw a slow driver late at night - and when they pulled him over they found he was three times the drink-driving limit.
A cyclist who complained while struggling to get past a badly-parked car was chased into a church and beaten up.
Thousands of people will be flocking to Mallory Park to enjoy FordFest on Sunday
Kieran Eames wept and repeated he could not go back to prison
By: Tom Mack
This weekend's FordFest at Mallory Park promises to be the UK's biggest celebration of one of the world's favourite car manufacturers.
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