Tristan Cork is the Chief Reporter at BristolLive/Bristol Post. Based in South Bristol, he focuses on issues affecting the city, particularly the housing crisis, while also covering themes related to urban design and development. His work has been featured in prominent publications including the Daily Express, Mirror, and Birmingham Live, among others.
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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.
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Bristol Port's battle with the council and local residents has gone to the Government
NHS chiefs still have no concrete plans for a new unit in the Bristol area
Blak Wave is planning to use the funding to develop a new drama show
It has just been rated one of the best primaries in the country
The move puts Bristol and Bath alongside Liverpool and Manchester and will unlock more Government millions
By: Tristan Cork
"This exceptionally narrow stretch of Green Belt prevents the towns of Bristol and Yate from merging into each other"
By: Tristan Cork
A fundraiser set up to move him out of the hospital is continuing after his death
Council chiefs have tried to reassure the club but a consultation on future management is happening soon
A controversial service is getting an overhaul
By: Tristan Cork
The Government has hailed the plan as the 'biggest redesign of mental health services in a generation'
