Tom Edwards is a Transport and Environment Correspondent at BBC London. Since joining the BBC in 2003, he has reported on a wide range of topics, including transport incidents and environmental issues, with a focus on government and public policy. Tom's work has been featured in various outlets, including Florida Politics, Yahoo News, and BBC News.
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Tom Edwards's coverage is primarily focused on local news, community events, accidents, and infrastructure in the Worcester area of the United Kingdom. His articles often cover stories related to crime, family & relationships, and entertainment news within this local context.
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Dave Swallow says the devastating Stourbridge blaze could easily have happened on his patch.
Worcestershire County Council's leader says a park and ride in Worcester should be revisited. Should Worcester get its park and ride service back?
Worcestershire County Council's leader says a park and ride in Worcester should be revisited.
After rejecting a government offer to scrap the plans, councillors and parents have hit out at the delay.
Severn Valley Railway says there is a more than 50% chance the heritage trains can be used permanently.
By: Tom Edwards
More than a kilometre of the so-called "nation's high-street" will be pedestrianised from Monday.
More than a kilometre of the so-called "nation's high-street" will be pedestrianised from Monday.
By: Tom Edwards
The owners say they are looking for help on costs ahead of John Healey's first Budget
Tom Edwards - Hereford & Worcester political reporter As Chancellor John Healey prepares to deliver his first Budget next week, small business owners say rising costs are making it harder to grow, invest and create jobs.
Worcester Green Party is being challenged to "reject" the "Zionism is racism" policy by Labour councillors.
