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Dave Gilyeat

Dave Gilyeat

Verified

Presenter, BBC Introducing in Oxfordshire

Oxford

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Anything outside Wales!

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Total articles 190

  • Children's mental health 'worse in deprived Oxfordshire areas'

    By Kirsteen O'Sullivan, Dave Gilyeat Verified| BBC News Verified Children's mental health 'worse in deprived areas'Kirsteen O'Sullivan & Dave GilyeatPA MediaMental health issues may be a barrier to some children reaching their full potential, the report saidChildren living in poorer areas of Oxfordshire are significantly more likely to suffer from mental health problems, a new report has found.

    By Kirsteen O'Sullivan, Dave Gilyeat Verified · BBC News

    Apr. 02, 2025

  • Haircuts and how they are changing lives in Oxfordshire

    By Dan Facey, Dave Gilyeat Verified| BBC News Verified The power a haircut has to change livesDan Facey & Dave GilyeatBBCA humble haircut can make a huge difference to people in all walks of lifeNever underestimate the power of a haircut. It may sound trivial, but the humble haircut can change lives and make a huge difference to people in all walks of life.

    By Dan Facey, Dave Gilyeat Verified · BBC News

    Mar. 21, 2025

  • Children's mental health 'worse in deprived Oxfordshire areas'

    By Kirsteen O'Sullivan, Dave Gilyeat Verified| BBC News Verified Children's mental health 'worse in deprived areas'Kirsteen O'Sullivan & Dave GilyeatPA MediaMental health issues may be a barrier to some children reaching their full potential, the report saidChildren living in poorer areas of Oxfordshire are significantly more likely to suffer from mental health problems, a new report has found.

    By Kirsteen O'Sullivan, Dave Gilyeat Verified · BBC News

    Apr. 02, 2025

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BBC Introducing in Oxfordshire