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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Founded in the city's skate scene, the team has now taking over another popular bar
"Council workers are struggling to keep their heads above water"
It's an event to 'draw attention to the vulnerability of cyclists on roads dominated by cars'
The damning report into what happened at Barton House shows a wider issue, says the man in charge
Since his conviction, the families of Max Dixon and Mason Rist have called for reporting restrictions to be lifted
The park was packed with skateboarders and local residents at the time
By: Tristan Cork
"Her death was completely preventable and completely avoidable - there were so many mistakes made along her journey"
By: Tristan Cork
After several rejected plans for the old ice rink site...
Councillors will decide next week but planners say it should be in the city centre
Four workers were killed in the incident
