Trainee reporter for the Eastbourne Herald
Jacob Panons is a trainee reporter for the Eastbourne Herald. He covers a wide range of topics including sports, health and wellness, and environmental issues, with a focus on mental health, individual and team sports, and water management. Jacob's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo Sports, BBC News, and The Mirror.
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Jacob Panons focuses on local news and events, with an emphasis on crime, sports, and house & home topics in the Eastbourne area. His coverage includes government announcements, event coverage, evolving stories, and breaking news.
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Jacob Panons - South East The next phase of work to clear up a fuel leak that contaminated a village's water supply is due to start in the autumn.
Asda now says there is no floating fuel in any borehole in Bramley following the leak in 2024.
The Hampton Estate, near Puttenham, says two dry hot summers in a row have devastated its harvest.
The free exhibition, called Transformations, is at Guildford Cathedral until 19 October.
By: Jacob Panons, Joshua Askew
Victoria Mountain says she was in tears when she first saw the state her home had been left in.
Victoria Mountain says she was in tears when she first saw the state her home had been left in.
The warning from Sussex Police's chief inspector comes after protests in Dover and Portsmouth.
Kent Police says it sees an increase in some rural crimes in the autumn as it gets darker earlier.
Taylor Mitten, 23, will be sentenced for killing his older brother Jack Mitten in October.
Jacob Panons - South East A man has admitted fatally stabbing his own brother at least 36 times in the head, chest and neck while on bail for arson.
