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Neil Maggs

Neil Maggs

Verified

Host, BBC Radio 4

Bristol, United Kingdom

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Chinese Destination

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Total articles 477

  • Bristol boxing gym seeks help from Colombian 'murder city' to fight knife crime

    By Tom Morgan Verified, Neil Maggs Verified| The Telegraph Verified A Nelson Mandela associate in charge of defusing gang violence in one of Colombia’s most violent cities is helping a Bristol boxing club tackle alarming knife crime rates. Santiago Uribe Rocha, chief resilience officer of Medellín, formerly the world’s No 1 murder hotspot, is supporting efforts by the south-west venue to steer youngsters away from trouble.

    By Tom Morgan Verified, Neil Maggs Verified · The Telegraph

    Mar. 16, 2024

  • ‘I’m just a stand up girl’: Jen Reid on inspiring the youth, her statue and now ‘having a platform’

    By Neil Maggs Verified| Bristol World@ The phrase everyone gets their five minutes of fame is never more relevant than today. With a myriad of talent shows on television an ordinary person can become a household name overnight. But activism is increasingly propelling people into the spotlight too – from Greta Thunberg, to Just Stop Oil campaigners throwing soup over a Van Gough, to people tying themselves to football goalposts in the middle of Premier League match.

    By Neil Maggs Verified · Bristol World

    Apr. 30, 2023

  • Bristol boxing gym seeks help from Colombian 'murder city' to fight knife crime

    By Tom Morgan Verified, Neil Maggs Verified| The Telegraph Verified A Nelson Mandela associate in charge of defusing gang violence in one of Colombia’s most violent cities is helping a Bristol boxing club tackle alarming knife crime rates. Santiago Uribe Rocha, chief resilience officer of Medellín, formerly the world’s No 1 murder hotspot, is supporting efforts by the south-west venue to steer youngsters away from trouble.

    By Tom Morgan Verified, Neil Maggs Verified · The Telegraph

    Mar. 16, 2024

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BBC Radio 4