Tom Oakley is a Communications Officer specializing in local news in the United Kingdom, with a focus on the Leicester area. He contributes to BBC News and BBC Mundo, covering a wide range of topics including community events, human interest stories, crime, and local government issues. His work has also been featured on Yahoo News.
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Tom Oakley's journalism primarily focuses on local news, with a specific focus on crime and infrastructure projects in the East Midlands region of the United Kingdom. If you're looking to reach out to him, consider providing information or insights related to ongoing or evolving local stories, especially those concerning crime and infrastructure developments within this geographic area.
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The National Trust country park has called off multiple events this weekend due to Storm Darragh.
Police say Nyaia Lakaiko became angry after hearing a thud come from his housemate's bedroom.
A date has been set for the trial of Lee Young who is accused of murdering Shaun Harriman.
Ethsham Ul-Haq Ghafoor was found shot dead in his cab with his hands tied 30 years ago.
Cory Thompson has been jailed for more than nine years after raping a woman at her home.
Tracy Hovell failed to keep puppies with their mothers and provide constant access to fresh water.
The village hall was gutted by fire after it went up in flames almost two years ago.
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