Tomos Evans is a Wales Reporter for Sky News, specializing in local news coverage. With a background in journalism, Tomos has contributed to various media outlets, including Total Sense Media Ltd, VIBE 107.6 FM, Black Country Radio, and more. His reporting focuses on a range of topics, from transportation and politics to crime and healthcare.
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Tomos Evans specializes in local news, particularly focusing on government and politics, culture and society, as well as entertainment news. His coverage often includes breaking news, evolving stories, government announcements, and legal policy regulation.
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A man who bit off part of a police officer's ear has been jailed for more than three years.
By: Tomos Evans
Wednesday, 15 January 2025 11:53 By Tomos Evans, Wales reporter A cyclist has been urged to come forward after a woman walking her dog died five weeks after she was hit by a bicycle.
PUBLIC toilets in Cinderford and Coleford have been reopened following a lengthy closure.
GLOUCESTERSHIRE County Council has clarified its ‘Swaps in Seconds’ campaign, following concerns from local farmers.
TRAFFIC can safely resume using Lydney’s Newerne Street Bridge, Gloucestershire Highways has said.
By: Tomos Evans
Residents on a road in North Wales have taken matters into their own hands by turning a road full of potholes into a tourist attraction.
Monday, 20 January 2025 11:47 By Tomos Evans, Wales reporter Four people have been rescued after a boat caught fire off the Pembrokeshire coast.
CHARITY and life-saving organisation St John’s Ambulance reminded residents that defibrillators should be registered on The Circuit.
By: Tomos Evans
A Welsh national park has insisted its second homes policy is not "discriminatory" to English people.
By: Tomos Evans
A Welsh national park has insisted its second homes policy is not "discriminatory" to English people.
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