Tristan Cork is a Chief Reporter at BristolLive/Bristol Post. Based in South Bristol, he focuses on a range of topics including the housing crisis, urban development, and public transportation, with a keen interest in the local community and regional issues. His work has been featured in prominent publications such as the Daily Express, Mirror, and Birmingham Live, among others.
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Bristol, United Kingdom (Local)
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Tristan Cork's focus is primarily local, centered around Bristol, with emphasis on community events and local issues. Pitches should provide insights or access to individuals involved in local government decisions, community initiatives, and event organizers in the Bristol area.
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Convicted so far in September in court
A public consultation closes on September 22
By: Tristan Cork
"Many residences still have availability"
By: Tristan Cork
"It's such a personal thing - it's just really emotive"
By: Tristan Cork
Read this exciting story from Bristol Post September 14, 2026 issue. A NLEAGUE football coach pretended to be a takeaway delivery driver to launch a terrifying attack on a man who owed him a #30,000 drug debt, a court has heard.
By: Tristan Cork
People are now getting used to the major changes
"People were unhappy with the community artificially being divided"
By: Tristan Cork
The school is one of only 11 to be named 'exceptional' for the way it includes special needs pupils
'We had to walk everywhere'
"I’m hoping that the struggling kids in Kenya can appreciate that the other side of the world actually cares about them as well"
