Tomas Malloy is a Digital Reporter based in Bristol, United Kingdom. With a focus on local news and events, Tomas has contributed to various publications including Western Daily Press, Bristol Post, and Plymouth Herald. His articles cover a range of topics including community developments, local businesses, cultural events, and historical features.
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Tomas Malloy's coverage primarily centers around local news, including entertainment, house & home, beauty & fashion, family & relationships with a focus on the Bristol and Somerset area in the United Kingdom. He frequently covers events and government announcements related to these topics.
If you are reaching out to Tomas, consider providing insights or access to events happening in Bristol or Somerset that align with his coverage themes. Additionally, offering unique angles on local stories such as historic buildings or community happenings could capture his attention.
Given the emphasis on local news and specific locations like Yeovil and Glastonbury Festival, pitches should be tailored accordingly to resonate with his audience.
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By: Daniel Clark, Tomas Malloy
The car parking infrastructure at Glastonbury Festival is gigantic
By: Tomas Malloy, Daniel Clark
The Glastonbury Festival 2024 map has been revealed. As the majority of the 210,000 attendees are set to travel to the Somerset event by car, it's important to get familiar with how car parking works.
By: Tomas Malloy
Every year unwitting festival-goers turn up at the historic town nine miles away from the festival site
By: Tomas Malloy
Glastonbury locals are gearing up for the annual mix-up that sees festival-goers mistakenly arrive in their town, as David MacGeoch, the vicar of
By: Tomas Malloy, Ellie Kendall, Daniel Clark
Families flocked to Somerset from across the UK in the 1990s to visit the attraction
By: Graeme Murray, Tomas Malloy
'Tinkers Bubble' inhabitants use compost toilets and the community manages land similar to the way a workers' co-operative operates. The village in Yeoviil claims to be 'fossil fuel free'
The echoes of the past are hidden in plain sight
By: Tomas Malloy
Young children fainted at the sight of the frightening ghoul
A large number of shocked residents say they have spotted the same tall and thin ghostly man wearing a long coat
By: Tomas Malloy
"We both knew for certain we had just seen a ghost"
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