Will Jefford is a journalist based in Leicester, United Kingdom, with a focus on local news. He writes for BBC News, BBC Mundo, and Cigalah Group, and his work has also been featured in Yahoo News and Yahoo Sports Canada. Will covers a range of topics, including crime, accidents, local events, and community issues.
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Leicester, United Kingdom (Local)
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Will Jefford's reporting primarily focuses on local news in Leicester, covering evolving stories and breaking news such as accidents, incidents, crime, and community events. Pitches for this journalist should include localized angles or first-hand accounts of ongoing developments related to crime or important incidents in the area. Additionally, offering access to individuals involved in these incidents could be valuable for his coverage.
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A van using cloned plates was suspected to be carrying weapons, police say.
The markets in Nuneaton and Bedworth will open for more days in the week before Christmas.
Two adults remain in a serious condition in hospital and another two are stable after the crash.
By: Will Jefford, Chris Steers
Instead of Santa Claus, children are visited by a fleet of classic trucks and cars.
The new modular building will provide space for a "bulge" class of 30 pupils.
Rooprit Gill ran a Post Office in Birmingham when she was accused of fraud.
By: Will Jefford
Aston Villa news: Villa unveil 'transformational' plans for Villa Park area
Unite the Union says the move is a result of the council's decision to "downgrade" about 150 roles.
The scheme features more than 200 affordable homes, the West Midlands Combined Authority says.
Extra hospice funding will not help reverse the cuts already made, bosses say
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