Christopher Mace is a journalist with a focus on agriculture and farming, climate change, and health and wellness. His work often explores themes of water conservation, mental health, and the intersection of culture and society. Christopher's insights and reporting have been featured in prominent outlets including BBC World, Yahoo News, and MSN.
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Christopher Mace's articles cover a diverse range of local topics, including community events, local government actions, and human interest stories. Given his focus on lifestyle and business themes with an emphasis on local news in Bristol and the surrounding area, he would likely be most responsive to pitches related to these areas.
For example, if you have a heartwarming human-interest story relating to Bristol or its neighboring areas or an update on community efforts led by service personnel or council announcements impacting local residents' lives in the region.
It’s important to consider that Christopher is focused specifically on the Bristol area when pitching ideas for him.
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By: Christopher Mace, Fiona Lamdin
Fiona Lamdin - West of England home and social affairs correspondent; Christopher Mace - West of England
Experts warn photos uploaded to AI may be stored, reused or expose children's data.
Businesses say the trend for pick-your-own patches over Halloween brings in "significant" income.
By: Clara Bullock - Somerset, Christopher Mace
Experts warn photos uploaded to AI may be stored, reused or expose children's data.
Bristol Old Vic is taking free theatre into schools in the city to tackle barriers to arts access.
Bristol Old Vic is taking free theatre into schools in the city to tackle barriers to arts access.
By: Christopher Mace, Alastair McKee
Club founder Joe Andrews wants to show that people of all shapes and sizes can compete.
By: Andy Howard, Christopher Mace
Somerset farmer Sally Phillips says the bluetongue outbreak has cost her £11,000.
By: Laura Jones, Christopher Mace
The Dominican Front Room installation at the Watershed was meant to be temporary but proved popular.
By: Christopher Mace
George Clarke from Bristol will run the post office at Port Lockroy in Antarctica from October to March.
