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Joe Hector, a recent graduate and aspiring journalist, reported for us this week on Hoops play park which was dismantled by the local housing association, depriving young people of a much-needed outdoor space. Photo: Joe Hector
“Newsman,” Source: The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs: Art & Architecture Collection, The New York Public Library. The New York Public Library Digital Collections. 1814.
Graffiti in Snow Hill advocating for outdoor play spaces. Photo: Joe Hector
The Liberal Democrat councillor for Combe Down and Mayor of Bath has been accused of sharing anti-Semitic misinformation. Photo: Anu Anand
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Get the buzz on all that’s happening in Bath, UK. This free newsletter - curated by two experienced local journalists - is your expert hive of info - delivered noise-free to your inbox - every Friday by 7am.
I’m a journalist and author. I write novels featuring gourmandising Punjabi detective, Vish Puri. Book #6 The Case of the Elusive Bombay Duck debuted in March 2025. I live in the beautiful city of Bath with my wife and two children.
I have 3 nationalities, 2 mixed-race children and one very nomadic life. I’ve reported from more than 40 countries as a radio presenter, mostly for BBC World Service.
Young journalist drawn to people, place and everyday stories. Final year Journalism and Publishing student at Bath Spa, Bristol based. Interested in political reporting, live music and underground culture, alongside drawing and street art.
Bath based journalist
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