Tristan Cork is the Chief Reporter at Bristol Live/Bristol Post. Based in South Bristol, he focuses on the city's housing crisis while also covering a range of topics including crime, social issues, and transportation. Tristan's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Daily Express, Mirror, and Birmingham Live.
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Bristol, United Kingdom (Local)
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Tristan Cork's focus is primarily local, centered around Bristol, with emphasis on community events and local issues. Pitches should provide insights or access to individuals involved in local government decisions, community initiatives, and event organizers in the Bristol area.
Given his coverage of evolving stories and breaking news related to government announcements, he may be interested in receiving pitches that offer exclusive information about upcoming city developments or changes impacting the local population.
Considering Tristan's interest in entertainment news within a local context, he might also be open to pitches concerning unique cultural events or profiling notable figures making an impact within the Bristol community.
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Jury to give verdict on nine different murder charges
Police are appealing for witnesses
By: William Morgan, Tristan Cork
People in parts of South Bristol reported a horrid smell in the air on Monday evening, with residents across some of the pricier suburbs of the city blanketed with an eggy smell
By: Tristan Cork
Over 100 additional journeys each week
The second large-scale solar farm this year has been approved, but there are even bigger ones proposed
By: Tristan Cork, Isabelle Bates, William Morgan
Multiple residents called to complain about the aroma
The residents of Barton Hill sent the lorry with the huge planters away again
It was once called 'Arena Island' but still nothing has been built there, and the council has to spend £32 million just getting it ready for the replacement for the arena
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