Will Hayward is a local journalist based in Cardiff, Wales. He writes for publications such as the Western Mail and Flintshire Chronicle, covering a range of topics including local news, politics, and events. His work has also been featured in national publications such as the Liverpool Echo, Daily Mirror, Daily Express, and LancsLive.
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Cardiff, United Kingdom (Local)
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Will Hayward's articles focus on local news, particularly Welsh politics and government announcements. His coverage also includes entertainment news with a focus on local celebrities or events. When reaching out to Will, consider providing insights on political developments in Wales, local controversies such as the S4C scandal, and any significant events related to Welsh entertainment.
Given his emphasis on breaking news and evolving stories in addition to government announcements, pitches should be timely and relevant to ongoing discussions or recent developments in Welsh politics or local affairs. Additionally, personal interest stories about notable figures from Cardiff may also align with his coverage area.
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By: David Powell, Will Hayward
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"It's shattering for him, he's had a really tough year" - Hayward
By: Will Hayward
The man who introduced the 20mph limit to Wales has accused the Welsh Government of undermining the messaging around the policy.
The Cardiff West MS and former First Minister is back in one of the biggest jobs in the Welsh Government
By: Will Hayward
The Foreign and Commonwealth regularly updates its advice for travellers
Welsh Affairs Editor Will Hayward looks back at some of his most memorable pieces of work during his time at WalesOnline
With Reform and Plaid on the rise and public services struggling, the party's long hegemony in Wales could be over
By: Will Hayward
Thanks to a ministerial sleight of hand, the cost to Wales, already plagued by poor rail services, has been huge, says Guardian columnist Will Hayward
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