Charlie Jones
Senior Broadcast Journalist at BBC
BBC online journalist. Previously BBC Six and Ten, BBC Breakfast and Press Association. Also work with people with Down’s syndrome. Ran two marathons slowly.
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2 weeks ago |
blog.nationalarchives.gov.uk | Charlie Jones
This LGBTQ+ History Month, The National Archives launched an engaging educational resource for Key Stage 3 students: History Mysteries: Anne Lister. Developed with diverse records specialist Vicky Iglikowski-Broad, Shibden Hall, and Calderdale Archives, this resource is the first in a new series.
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2 weeks ago |
bbc.com | Charlie Jones
Autistic artist hopes his work will inspire othersCharlie JonesITFCDavid Downes painted Portman Road to raise money for the Ipswich Town FoundationAn autistic artist said he was honoured that his painting of a football stadium will be sold to raise money to help other people with autism. David Downes has painted Portman Road, the home of Ipswich Town Football Club, and is auctioning the art for the club's community foundation.
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1 month ago |
bbc.com | Charlie Jones
Boys growing up without dads are in crisis, report saysCharlie JonesHarley WatsonHarley says he was a lost and troubled kid but is now thrivingHarley Watson was on a path to what he calls a "gangster" life. The 17-year-old, from Clacton, in Essex, was a "lost and troubled kid", having grown up without a dad.
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2 months ago |
bbc.com | Charlie Jones
'We quit our jobs and sold our house to travel the world with the kids'Charlie JonesBBC News, NorthamptonshireThe HutchinsonsThe Hutchinson family left the UK in May 2023 and say they have never looked backA couple who "risked it all" by quitting their jobs and selling their home to travel the world with their three children said the adventure had saved them as a family.
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May 12, 2024 |
bbc.co.uk | Charlie Jones
Swimmers have welcomed the news that three sites in the East of England are getting designated bathing water status. Manningtree beach in Essex, the River Cam at Sheep's Green in Cambridge and the River Stour at Sudbury in Suffolk are among 27 new sites in England. The Environment Agency (EA) will monitor them during the bathing season. "We are absolutely delighted," said Helen Whitehead, from the Manningtree Mermaids group.
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