Bristol Live's very own podcast returns with the latest from inside the newsroom.


Host Tristan Cork speaks to two new reporters who have started this week in the Bristol Live newsroom, who have had very different journeys to arrive at their new desks on Monday.


First up, Neil Maggs is in the studio to talk about his new role. He's just started as a trainee news reporter but is already well known across Bristol in the field of sports development and local and grassroots sports. He has previously written for Bristol Live, the Cable, 24/7 and worked with the BBC's Inside Out West team.


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Next up is Amanda Cameron, who has come from Auckland in New Zealand via the Bath Chronicle. Amanda has been living in Bristol for four years, and is still grappling with the Bristolian burr. She's just started as one of the BBC-funded Local Democracy Reporters covering the reporting of public bodies like the council, the health service and the police.






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Amanda Cameron : @AmandaSCameron