News Sources

where do journalists find news stories?
Local areas

1. court ( enquiriesbodmincc@justice.gov.uk ) ( 01208 261 580 )
2. bbc ( 0370 010 0222 )
3. bomin college ( 01208 72114 )
4. sports

Air cadets ( 0345 60066010 )
Bodmin football ( 01208 78165 )

Big events
Crime scenes
Sports teams (local)
Carnivals, festivals and fairs
Farming
Local MP
Police

  • cultural organisations
  • travel firms
  • government agencies
  • major super-market chains
  • theatres
  • local sports club
  • local businesses

  • church magazines
  • school magazines
  • sports club newsletters
  • women’s Institute newsletters
  • local charity newsletters
  • local allotment associations
  • town newspapers

What is fake news?

 Fake news is used to make money and for political reasons and propaganda.
       

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