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Environment and Tourism Correspondent at Spotlight

Environment & Tourism Correspondent @bbcspotlight | Presenter | Video Journalist

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  • 1 week ago | yahoo.com | Erin Black |Alex Green |Kirk England

    Disgruntled South West Water (SWW) customers have been speaking out after the utility company announced average customer bills for this year would go up by 28%. The increase followed the news the £50 government contribution towards SWW customers' bills had also been removed. Christine from Plymouth said she felt "very angry" her bill had increased because she did not have a water meter, despite being told she was not eligible for one.

  • 1 week ago | bbc.com | Kirk England

    Kirk EnglandEnvironment and tourism correspondent, BBC South WestSome South West Water (SWW) customers have said they are angry and concerned at water bill rises that came into force at the beginning of April. Chris Dealy from Cornwall said his annual bill had increased from £400 to £623.

  • 1 week ago | bbc.co.uk | Kirk England

    Image caption, Ben Palmer described the impact of Beyond Paradise as "fantastic" BBC South West tourism correspondentBusinesses in a Cornwall town have said tourism and revenue have both increased due to BBC drama Beyond Paradise. The programme, now in its third series, is filmed in Cornwall and Devon, with the Cornish town of Looe setting the scene for the fictional Devon town of Shipton Abbott.

  • 1 month ago | bbc.com | Kirk England

    'Nature is on its knees and beavers can help'Kirk EnglandBBC South West environment and tourism correspondentJ YarrowThe south west of England has been at the forefront of the movement to reintroduce beavers back into the wildMore beavers could be released into the wild in the south west of England "within a year" as part of plans to improve nature, according to a wildlife trust.

  • 2 months ago | bbc.com | Kirk England

    'Pretty strong' half term for region's attractionsKirk EnglandBBC South West environment and tourism correspondentThe Donkey SanctuaryThe Donkey Sanctuary said the start of half term had been "really encouraging", with more visitors to the charity's HQ in Sidmouth Visitor attractions across Devon and Cornwall said they have had a 'pretty strong' half term, with numbers up on last year.

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31 Mar 25

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