Tower block given over to homeless
Part of an investigation into homelessness.
Part of an investigation into homelessness.
One of two cross platform stories based on analysis of open source data using Excel. An attempt to use data journalism techniques for radio and TV.
Self-filmed and edited. With thanks to the band, who were gracious and patient.
News online only. Also made for a busy phone in topic on BBC local radio.
BBC News Online only
Revealed how a Norfolk charity giving food to people in crisis had seen more than a 15-fold increase in its number of clients. BBC TV News, BBC Local Radio and BBC News Online.
Wouldn’t normally post an interview I’ve produced but this demonstrates what a powerful platform social media can be for news items, particularly in the context of fan/specialist interest networks. 5000+ shares.
Revealed an eight fold rise in the amount of money hospitals are spending on getting rid of staff. Also disclosed how such spending has quadrupled among NHS Trusts across England.
Revealed how a Norfolk hospital had called in outside help to investigate significant rise in stillbirths.
Investigation into East of England Ambulance Service delays when responding to patients with stroke symptoms. The service subsequently implemented an action plan to improve its performance. BBC Look East, BBC News Online and BBC Local Radio. Follow up articles here and here. Previous investigation into poor rural response times here. This work was also picked up by BBC1’s Panorama programme.
Story picked up by dozens of outlets around the world.
Disclosed details of hundreds of so-called ’Serious Untoward Incidents’ at Essex hospitals. Companion piece to the exercise below.
Published hundreds of previously undisclosed adverse events across the NHS in Essex along with responses from the Trusts in question. An attempt to apply data journalism techniques to radio and television, this was a multi-platform production for BBC News Online, BBC Look East and BBC Essex. Nominated for the Google sponsored 2012 Data Journalism Awards.
A survey of broadband speeds across the east of England in collaboration with the Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis at University College London. Results plotted onto a ‘mood map’ reflecting the most common responses. More than 16 thousand people took part. Produced for BBC Look East and promoted across BBC local radio and BBC local online indexes.
Interview with Porcupine Tree’s Steven Wilson
