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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GLOUCESTERSHIRE Recycles launched a new campaign aimed at answering residents’ questions about recycling.
The use of only its Welsh name has been "positive" for a national park, according to a report.
By: Tomos Evans
GLOUCESTERSHIRE Constabulary has reaffirmed its commitment to tackling knife crime in the county.
By: Tomos Evans
FOREST of Dean Crematorium is inviting local people to submit digital photos of their loved ones to be included in a slideshow for its annual Christmas Carol and Memorial Service.
By: Tomos Evans
A man who killed his friend in a "frenzied attack" on Christmas Eve was a "loner", a trial has heard.
By: Tomos Evans
A man who killed his friend in a "frenzied attack" on Christmas Eve was a "loner", a trial has heard.
By: Tomos Evans
A NEW report has shown an increase in the number of accessible defibrillators in South Gloucestershire, along with a UK-wide increase.
By: Tomos Evans
RESEARCHERS from the University of Gloucestershire have unlocked secrets buried in the earth for 6,000 years, to predict how woodlands in the British Isles could be transformed due to disease and climate change.
There are calls for "dog-free areas" to be introduced in Wales as part of the Welsh government's anti-racism action plan.
AN EXPERT has warned residents to stay vigilant and beware of Black Friday scams, as new data suggesting Gloucester’s worries is released.
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