Tim Page
Senior Journalist at BBC Radio Shropshire
Recovering radio bloke; sub-editor; husband of one; father of three.
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6 days ago |
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Football match suspended after horrific injuryTim PageBBCScreens were put up around the injured player after the clash at AFC Telford UnitedA non-league football match was suspended for more than an hour after the visiting goalkeeper suffered a serious injury during play. Warren Burwood was in goal for Lowestoft Town at AFC Telford United's ground in Wellington, Shropshire, when he clashed with an opposing player at about 15:35 BST.
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6 days ago |
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Public vote chooses name for market redevelopment Tim PageBromsgrove District CouncilThe development includes public space which will open up Spadesbourne BrookA new development on the site of a former market hall in Worcestershire has been named following a public vote. The new community building, commercial development and public space in Bromsgrove will be known as Nailers Yard.
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6 days ago |
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Social care set for £7m boost to meet rising costsTim PageGetty ImagesThe increase follows feedback from providers over costs like National Insurance and wage rises Stoke-on-Trent City Council is set to approve an extra £7m for adult social care services to help suppliers meet rising costs. Care homes and providers - some of whom challenged the previous settlement at the High Court - have told the authority increases in National Insurance and the National Living Wage have pushed their costs up.
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1 month ago |
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Tim PageBBC News, West MidlandsA team from BBC Radio Shropshire has begun a 12-hour challenge to reach the top of the county's three highest peaks, taking with them a huge Comic Relief red nose. Presenter Adam Green, newsreader Carlie Swain and producers Tim Barnes and Michaela Wylde set off shortly after 06:00 GMT on Thursday. They aim to conquer Stiperstones, Brown Clee and Titterstone Clee by 18:00, to help support the charity appeal.
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2 months ago |
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TikTok's Spudman petition hits 100,000 in pitch rowTim PageTamworth Borough CouncilThe online petition has been started in support of Ben Newman, who was moved off his pitch by the council who decided to turn it into a flower bed More than 100,000 people have now signed an online petition, started to support TikTok star Spudman who thought he had been forced off his pitch for good.
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If the BBC hasn’t yet done the licensing for an Eastenders edition of Cluedo, it’s missing a trick. “??? in the Square with a snow shovel”
Psst.. https://t.co/Z6S9qYFXdZ :) I shall probably be as active and controversial there as I am here 😂
Reading the news of it on the radio. But that can’t be right because 35 ye… gah. Old git. (I started young, I hasten to add 😂)
Where were you when the Berlin Wall fell 35 years ago today? I was in Moscow on my year abroad from Leeds University. I remember watching the dramatic images from Germany on a tiny Soviet TV set in my room. I couldn’t imagine that in two years the USSR would be gone, too.
