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Neil Maggs

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Bristol, United Kingdom
As seen in: BBC Radio 4, Bristol Unpacked, The Bristol Cable, The Daily Mirror, The Telegraph, Wales on Sunday, Birmingham Mail, Bristol Post, The London Economic, Bristol 24/7, Bristol World
Sometimes on @BBCRadio4. Often directing documentary films. Founder & host of the #BristolUnpacked @TheBristolCable podcast. Now not so Embarrassed Gashead.
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Postcodes - a story told by young people

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By Neil Maggs Verified, Sarah Rice
Overview After Bristol knife crime tragedies, a powerful documentary explores postcode rivalry through young voices, grief - and hope for change. Following a spate of tragic knife crime deaths in Bristol, this documentary film looks at how young people in the city are responding. Postcode rivalry has sparked many of these incidents and created places where young people are scared to cross these dividing lines.
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Postcodes + Q&A

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By Neil Maggs Verified
| watershed.co.uk
In this important new documentary directed by Bristolian journalist and filmmaker Neil Maggs, Youth Voice campaigner and presenter Serena Wiebe explores why young people identify so strongly with a postcode. Postcode rivalry has sparked many of these incidents and created places where young people are scared to cross these dividing lines. Serena, who has lost her best friend to knife crime, explores the subject, meeting and talking to young people, youth workers and the police.
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Ani Townsend discusses universal basic income

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By Neil Maggs Verified, Alex Turner
| shorturl.at
Universal basic income, in simple terms, means the state providing citizens with a bare-bones income that allows them to survive and keep a roof over their head. It’s an idea that’s been kicking around for decades and periodically makes the news – with famous advocates in recent years including Jeremy Corbyn, Bernie Sanders and even Elon Musk.
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