George Zielinski
Journalist, BBC Wales Today at BBC
Journalist @BBCWalesToday. Excels in a pub quiz environment. Aston Villa fan. Can be heard ranting about them on the @VillaNoFiller podcast.
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Feb 15, 2024 |
thailandtv.news | George Zielinski
By George ZielinskiBBC News15 February 2024, 14:14 GMTUpdated 3 hours agoImage source, Family photoA 24-year-old man from south Wales has died after falling into a lake while kayaking in Thailand. Shanghaman Gowribalan was kayaking with his friends on the Rajjaprabha Dam in southern Thailand from about 09:00 local time on Sunday 11 February. It is believed the backpacker from Swansea fell into the deepest part of the reservoir about 500m (1,640 ft) away from where he was staying.
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Feb 15, 2024 |
msn.com | George Zielinski
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Feb 15, 2024 |
bbc.co.uk | George Zielinski
A Welsh man has died after falling into a lake while kayaking in Thailand. Shanghaman Gowribalan, 24, was kayaking with his friends on the Rajjaprabha Dam in southern Thailand from about 09:00 local time on Sunday 11 February. It is believed the backpacker from Swansea fell into the deepest part of the reservoir about 500m (1,640 ft) away from where he was staying. His body was found after three days of searching by Thai rescue teams and scuba divers. Mr Gowribalan's family have been contacted.
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Feb 2, 2024 |
bbc.co.uk | George Zielinski |Jordan Davies
Hospitality businesses in Cardiff say many would "struggle to survive" without big events like the Six Nations being held there. This year's tournament comes after one of the "worst periods" the industry's ever seen, a leading trade body said. In attracting hundreds of thousands of people to the capital it is hoped a lifeline will be thrown to struggling venues. More than 4,000 in England and Wales went bust in 2023 - a 30-year high.
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Jan 11, 2024 |
bbc.co.uk | George Zielinski
A town and nearby village has been announced as Wales' first dark sky community. It means the street lighting in Presteigne and Norton in Powys will turn off earlier or dim to reduce light pollution. Supporters say it will allow residents to get an exceptional and clear view of the stars in the night sky. Residents in the area have been working towards this goal for the past six years. The area has now been designated an international dark sky community by the organisation DarkSky International.
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