Jessica Murray
@journo-jess.bsky.social
Guardian Social Affairs correspondent / Send stories: jessica.murray@theguardian.com
📍 Birmingham
📍 Birmingham
After a brilliant four years covering the Midlands, today I am starting a new role as the Guardian's Social Affairs correspondent covering housing, homelessness, social care, demographics and young people (among other things) - jessica.murray@theguardian.com for tips/stories
March 3, 2025 at 10:58 AM
After a brilliant four years covering the Midlands, today I am starting a new role as the Guardian's Social Affairs correspondent covering housing, homelessness, social care, demographics and young people (among other things) - jessica.murray@theguardian.com for tips/stories
Reposted by Jessica Murray
This is a great story from @journo-jess.bsky.social - emphasis firmly on the impact on families of Birmingham’s SEND dysfunction www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2024...
‘Fobbed off and rejected’: Send crisis takes toll on families in Birmingham
As council cuts costs due to effective bankruptcy, parents face an exhausting battle to get support for their children
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December 23, 2024 at 6:45 AM
This is a great story from @journo-jess.bsky.social - emphasis firmly on the impact on families of Birmingham’s SEND dysfunction www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2024...
Reposted by Jessica Murray
Could Tenbury Wells be the first UK town centre abandoned over climate change?
Worcestershire town has been flooded seven times in past four years and shop owners can no longer afford insurance.
@journo-jess.bsky.social
Worcestershire town has been flooded seven times in past four years and shop owners can no longer afford insurance.
@journo-jess.bsky.social
Could Tenbury Wells be the first UK town centre abandoned over climate change?
Worcestershire town has been flooded seven times in past four years and shop owners can no longer afford insurance
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December 2, 2024 at 3:00 PM
Could Tenbury Wells be the first UK town centre abandoned over climate change?
Worcestershire town has been flooded seven times in past four years and shop owners can no longer afford insurance.
@journo-jess.bsky.social
Worcestershire town has been flooded seven times in past four years and shop owners can no longer afford insurance.
@journo-jess.bsky.social