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James Twomey

London

Freelance Journalist at Freelance

On the hunt for something new... Previously News Editor for @SthLondonPress and Senior Reporter for @HousingMagazine | He/Him

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James Twomey
James Twomey @jamesatwomey
2 May 24

New Time and Place podcast on the origins of jungle, Thatcherism and pirate radio. This week I'm joined by @Miss_Toppin and @St8ofbass .Enjoy! https://t.co/h65mdXvUbE https://t.co/n6vrtkVqiY

James Twomey
James Twomey @jamesatwomey
22 Apr 24

Ever wondered what connects Kraftwerk's seminal album 'Computer World' to left-wing terrorism, IBM and the Nazis? Check out this week's Time and Place post to find out! More here: https://t.co/HA6s0otwLm #Kraftwerk https://t.co/RZ3onGOit0

James Twomey
James Twomey @jamesatwomey
14 Dec 23

Peckham 'may never look the same again' as town centre and railway station are set for huge redevelopment. At least £73m of public money could be spent on the changes. https://t.co/XPP7SJGuVd