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Tomos Evans

United Kingdom, Wales
As seen in: The Forester, Tindle Newspapers Ltd., Brecon & Radnor Express, Abergavenny Chronicle, Monmouthshire Beacon, The Ross Gazette, Forest of Dean and Wye Valley Review, Chepstow Beacon
Covers:  News, politics, education, health, technology, sports, crime, business, food, entertainment
Reporter for Tindle Newspapers Ltd covering The Forest of Dean, Monmouthshire and surrounding areas. Glyndŵr/Wrexham University and Cardiff University alumnus.

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Reporter for Tindle Newspapers Ltd covering The Forest of Dean, Monmouthshire and surrounding areas.

My strengths include long form journalism, features and opinion pieces - however, I am versatile and cover a broad range of topics and styles.

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National protest convoy visits Abergavenny

National protest convoy visits Abergavenny

A NATIONAL protest opposing the Welsh Government's default 20 miles-per-hour speed limit visited Abergavenny …

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The Inner Wheel: Meet the unsung heroes of the Forest of Dean and beyond

The Inner Wheel: Meet the unsung heroes of the Forest of Dean and beyond

Forester reporter Tomos Evans meets the members of the Forest of Dean Inner Wheel Club to learn more about th…

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What makes Monmouthshire one of the happiest regions in the country?

What makes Monmouthshire one of the happiest regions in the country?

Reporter Tomos Evans examines a recent report by Dutch journalist Niels Posthumus, to answer the question: "W…

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'Only Foods and Sauces' owners determined to rebuild

'Only Foods and Sauces' owners determined to rebuild

Reporter Tomos Evans speaks with Only Foods and Sauces co-owner Kyle Gettings about plans to rebuild.

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Grand opening of Vintage Metals Coleford premises

Grand opening of Vintage Metals Coleford premises

FOREST-based Vintage Metals celebrated its brand new Coleford location with a formal 'cutting of the ribbon' …

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Concerns raised to Ross Town Council about bin placement

Concerns raised to Ross Town Council about bin placement

A Ross-on-Wye man is threatening to take the town council to task saying that the placement of a bin close to…

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Wales boosts rural connectivity with new 4G masts

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By Tomos Evans
| Abergavenny Chronicle Verified
One of the 4G masts is near Kilgwrrwg, Devauden (Google) AREAS including Capel y Ffin near Abergavenny are now in range of 4G coverage, as eleven more masts were activated in Wales this year. The masts provide residents with fast, reliable mobile internet regardless of which mobile network they’re signed up with. The activation comes from The Shared Rural Network, a partnership between the government and mobile network operators, which looks to improve mobile signal in hard-to-reach rural areas.
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Welsh Ambulance Service issues Bank Holiday advice amid expected demand increase

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By Tomos Evans
| Abergavenny Chronicle Verified
Residents are asked to plan ahead of the Bank Holiday weekend (Welsh Ambulance Service) THE Welsh Ambulance Service reminded residents of the best ways to help the service, as it prepares for another bank holiday weekend. The service said demand over bank holidays is often higher than usual, and hoped to advise people of the options they have when needing medical assistance. Last year, during the same Bank Holiday weekend, calls to NHS 111 Wales increased by 24 per cent.
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Welsh Ambulance Service issues Bank Holiday advice amid expected demand increase

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By Tomos Evans
| Brecon & Radnor Express Verified
Residents are asked to plan ahead of the Bank Holiday weekend (Welsh Ambulance Service) THE Welsh Ambulance Service reminded residents of the best ways to help the service, as it prepares for another bank holiday weekend. The service said demand over bank holidays is often higher than usual, and hoped to advise people of the options they have when needing medical assistance. Last year, during the same Bank Holiday weekend, calls to NHS 111 Wales increased by 24 per cent.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Sent to do vox pops near the Tower in Portsmouth.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

No but I'd like to give it a go!

How is social media changing news?

It is allowing far more citizen journalists to emerge and this is dangerous for fact verification.
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