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Sheldon Dragwidge

Sheldon Dragwidge

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Trainee Reporter, The Daily Gazette (Colchester, UK)

London

Biography

I am an aspiring journalist with a M.A in Multimedia Journalism from the University of Kent. During my degree and my internship at local television channel, KMTV, I have been able to cover a variety of stories that I am passionate about. These include stories about sports, local democracy, international stories alongside others which you can find in my portfolio. As a journalist, I have a passion for storytelling and am able to do so through several mediums such as print, broadcast and online journalism.

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Sports , Local Democracy , Politics

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Content

Total articles 280

  • From Fowler to Bale: five players who returned to clubs where they starred

    By Sheldon Dragwidge| The Guardian Verified Ilkay Gündogan is back at Manchester City and could make his ‘second debut’ for the club against Ipswich on Saturday. Prior to the 33-year-old doing so, we revisit five other Premier League players who returned to clubs where they were stars and reflect on what happened the first time they played for them again.

    By Sheldon Dragwidge · The Guardian

    Aug. 23, 2024

  • Tottenham named England’s best-run men’s football club in Fair Game Index

    By Sheldon Dragwidge| The Guardian Verified Tottenham have been named England’s best-run football club by a group championing better governance and sustainability within the game. An analysis of the state of men’s football across England by Fair Game, which works with 34 EFL and non-league clubs, showed five Premier League teams to be among the top 10 best run in the country.

    By Sheldon Dragwidge · The Guardian

    Aug. 21, 2024

  • From Fowler to Bale: five players who returned to clubs where they starred

    By Sheldon Dragwidge| The Guardian Verified Ilkay Gündogan is back at Manchester City and could make his ‘second debut’ for the club against Ipswich on Saturday. Prior to the 33-year-old doing so, we revisit five other Premier League players who returned to clubs where they were stars and reflect on what happened the first time they played for them again.

    By Sheldon Dragwidge · The Guardian

    Aug. 23, 2024

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Company Info

The Daily Gazette (Colchester, UK)