Will Grimond is a Special Projects Lead with a focus on local news. He writes for various publications including Cornwalltoday, The Cornish Times, Tavistock Times Gazette, Totnes Times, Chewvalleygazette, and Milton Keynes Citizen. Will's articles cover a range of topics including healthcare, community issues, and local events.
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Will Grimond's coverage primarily focuses on local health and wellbeing, including the impact of Covid-19 in specific NHS trusts. He cites data extensively, indicating a preference for fact-based reporting.
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Thousands of children were being homeschooled in Cornwall this school term, new figures show.
By: Will Grimond, Elizabeth Mackley
It's a scary number of people
Hundreds of children were being homeschooled in Reading this school term, new figures show.
Hundreds of children were being homeschooled in Bracknell Forest this school term, new figures show.
Hundreds of children were being homeschooled in Slough this school term, new figures show.
It's significantly more than last year
By: Veronique Hawksworth, Will Grimond
The Government wants to introduce stronger safeguards for children in home education
By: Will Grimond
Several children were arrested by Avon and Somerset Constabulary linked to the unrest following the Southport stabbings, new figures show.
Multiple arrests were made by Gwent Police linked to the unrest following the Southport stabbings, new figures show.
One in six people arrested across the country in connection with the unrest following the Southport stabbings were under 18.
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