Callum Cuddeford is a Court and Crime Reporter at various esteemed publications. He focuses on crime reporting and regional issues that resonate with Londoners, often exploring themes of security networks and surveillance technologies. Callum's work has been featured in notable outlets such as The Sentinel, Daily Express, and BBC World.
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Callum's focus is on local crime and breaking news in London, with a particular emphasis on court cases, violence, and mental health issues. If you are pitching to Callum, consider offering valuable insights related to ongoing criminal investigations or court proceedings within the London area. Additionally, if you have expertise in reporting on mental health-related topics tied to crime or legal matters specific to London, your input may be of interest.
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By: Callum Cuddeford
In his closing comments, Judge Charles Bourne KC said the case and the 'way it has ended is profoundly troubled'
By: Callum Cuddeford, Facundo Arrizabalaga
A MyLondon reporter and photographer spent months following rough sleepers living under a flyover in East London. What they found was shocking, but resilience, humour, and community spirit always shone through
By: Callum Cuddeford, Facundo Arrizabalaga
A hidden flyover in Newham has come to represent London's recent surge in rough sleeping
By: Callum Cuddeford
A small community of rough sleepers living under the A13 in Canning Town is just one example of how the Government and City Hall have failed to contain London's homelessness crisis
By: Veronique Hawksworth, Callum Cuddeford
The Great Stink of 1858 led to the creation of London's modern sewer system
By: Elizabeth Mackley, Callum Cuddeford
Calderdale Council's Planning Committee has approved in principle seven to nine new homes on a strip of grazing land despite 39 letters of objection over flooding concerns.
By: Callum Cuddeford
A bid to build at least seven new homes next to a Halifax village pub can move forward, councillors have agreed.
By: Elizabeth Mackley, Callum Cuddeford
One resident has said the the planning approval was 'based on lies'.
By: Callum Cuddeford
A Calderdale village is ‘disappointed’ with councillors who allowed a development some have likened to ‘New York’ despite concerns about flooding and the scenery.
By: Callum Cuddeford, Elizabeth Mackley
Porcus People Limited is demanding £575,106 in damages for what it claims was an 'egregious, flawed and unmerited' investigation that forced a 10-day closure of their Todmorden operation and imposed 'unjustified' restrictions on products — a claim Calderdale Council denies.
