
Jack Walton
Journalist at Freelance
Writer and Editor at Birmingham Dispatch
Writer & editor: @brumdispatch Email: [email protected]
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5 days ago |
manchestermill.co.uk | Jack Walton
Three years ago, Andy Burnham held a press conference that captured the hard choices at the heart of Manchester city centre. On the one hand, the mayor said that the number of people sleeping rough was rising, and that he had signed off on extra funds to create more emergency housing for the homeless.
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3 weeks ago |
manchestermill.co.uk | Jack Walton
"As for all men who shall enter this my tomb... impure... there will be judgment... an end shall be made for him... I shall seize his neck like a bird... I shall cast the fear of myself into him" — inscription on the tomb of Khentika Ikhekhi (sixth dynasty); Jack Walton, 19 April 2025, in the back of a taxiI’ll say this: I enjoyed myself in the taxi. When my bobble-hat-headed driver asked, “Where you off to, mate?” I’d had my line prepared days in advance. “Valley of the Kings, boss.
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2 months ago |
livpost.co.uk | Abi Whistance |Jack Walton
Today’s article is a collaboration between The Post and our Birmingham-based sister publication, The Dispatch. We have been working together to dig into Redstone Training, a ‘skills’ provider which took a combined £3 million from regional mayors in Liverpool and Birmingham, which is now under investigation for a variety of allegations. If you want to read the full story, you’ll need to be a paying member.
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2 months ago |
birminghamdispatch.co.uk | Kate Knowles |Jack Walton
Dear readers — when leaked audio of a Birmingham councillor talking to an ex-convict about a plot to remove a number of her colleagues from the council appeared online earlier in the week, several people swiftly reached out to us to make sure we were aware of the clip. “Presume you’ve already heard this?” one source asked The Dispatch. “This is the nasty side of politics,” wrote another.
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2 months ago |
birminghamdispatch.co.uk | Jack Walton
Dear readers — the name Waseem Zaffar will mean different things to different people in Birmingham. To some, he is one of the city’s most accomplished local politicians — at the forefront of campaigns on clean air and low traffic neighbourhoods, as well as Birmingham City Council’s former cabinet member for transport. To others, he’s a highly controversial figure.
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