Dan Bater
Producer at BBC Radio Cornwall
Producing and amusing @BBCCornwall @BBCSpotlight 🤩 Multimedia journalist 📹📻🎞️
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1 month ago |
bbc.com | Dan Bater |Grace Wood
Cut-outs of people to urge drivers to slow downDan Bater and Grace WoodDan Bater/BBCRoad project volunteer Katy Hayley and Jude Kershaw, whose pictures was used in the projectA community group has created life-size portraits of people in the area as part of a road safety project. Cut-outs of 30 people and four dogs have been displayed along Meanwood Road in Leeds to encourage drivers to slow down.
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1 month ago |
bbc.co.uk | Dan Bater |Steve Jones
Image source, HandoutImage caption, Local residents claim the number of accidents at the junction is on the riseDan Bater and Steve JonesThousands of people have signed a petition calling for stricter safety measures at a junction labelled an "accident blackspot" by local residents.
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1 month ago |
bbc.com | Dan Bater |Steve Jones
Thousands sign petition over 'accident blackspot'Dan Bater and Steve JonesHandoutLocal residents claim the number of accidents at the junction is on the riseThousands of people have signed a petition calling for stricter safety measures at a junction labelled an "accident blackspot" by local residents.
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Feb 7, 2025 |
yahoo.com | Dan Bater |David Spereall
A large oak tree in a West Yorkshire market town has been felled after weeks of public debate about its future. The tree, in Otley, was cut down as Leeds City Council said it needed to make way for vital repairs on the footway of the main bridge over the River Wharfe. The move, which was first planned before Christmas, divided opinion among residents. There were scuffles on Friday morning as protesters tried to stop the tree being removed.
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Feb 7, 2025 |
bbc.com | Dan Bater |David Spereall
Oak tree felled after weeks of stand-offsDan Bater & David SpereallDan Bater/BBCContractors arrived to fell the tree on Friday morningA large oak tree in a West Yorkshire market town has been felled after weeks of public debate about its future. The tree, in Otley, was cut down as Leeds City Council said it needed to make way for vital repairs on the footway of the main bridge over the River Wharfe. The move, which was first planned before Christmas, divided opinion among residents.
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I've loved editing two videos on Ruth's inspiring fundraising efforts over the past fortnight! So much fantastic footage to fit into 1 minute 30, hopefully I did it justice👇
Ruth Hitchcock’s ‘Daily Dip 4 Dave’ has raised over £25k for people with neuroendocrine cancer 🌊 Hundreds of people around the world took part in a celebratory event marking Ruth's 365 days of sea swimming! Read more 👉 https://t.co/FMUyUHQm2W https://t.co/CHXFK7nqHC
RT @Skentelbery: The lava lamp is back and so (it seems) is the much mocked avocado bathroom! What was the weirdest style quirk you inherit…
Had no idea how many people were in the pro-marzipan camp 😬 I don’t think I could be less of a fan
Apparently marzipan is as divisive as Marmite. @Production_DanB has polled his friends and it was around 50/50. Is it a sweet yellow delicacy or a nasty yellow ooze added to cakes by people with no taste buds? I reckon home made is good, the mass produced stuff is vile https://t.co/jOiH9SiB7X