Tomos Evans is a Wales News Reporter at Sky News. He covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, culture, and education, with a particular focus on environmental services and mental health. Tomos has been featured in various media outlets such as Cheshire's Silk 106.9, Gaydio, and Channel 103, among others.
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Tomos Evans specializes in local news, particularly focusing on government and politics, culture and society, as well as entertainment news. His coverage often includes breaking news, evolving stories, government announcements, and legal policy regulation.
Given his focus on Welsh culture and political developments within Wales, pitches should be tailored to offer unique insights or expert commentary relevant to these topics. Local experts or individuals with direct involvement in the events covered are likely to capture Tomos's attention. Additionally, PR professionals could consider offering exclusive interviews or insider perspectives related to ongoing local stories for potential coverage by Tomos.
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The Forest of Dean District Council highlighted the importance of local waterways as part of World Rivers Day.
By: Tomos Evans
Gloucestershire College has won Educator of the Year at the National Cyber Awards in London. The prestigious award was presented at The Royal Lancaster on Monday, September 28.
By: Tomos Evans
Gloucestershire residents are among the least worried in the UK about going bald, according to a new analysis of Google searches.
Gloucestershire County Council awards new contract to support young carers.
By: Tomos Evans
Researchers warn of impending crop disease threat to UK farming sector.
Gloucestershire Royal Hospital has launched AccessAble guides to help patients plan their visits. The guides provide detailed information on accessibility features such as parking, step-free access, and lifts.
The number of claimants in the Forest of Dean has increased, according to the latest data from the Office for National Statistics
By: Tomos Evans
Average house prices in the Forest of Dean have risen significantly since 2000
Hospitals in Gloucestershire have introduced a new patient messaging service, allowing people to communicate with patients when they can't be there in person
Police in the Forest of Dean seized two bikes after riders were observed riding anti-socially.
