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Reporters down your way
7:30am Monday 8th September 2008
THE Bucks Free Press reporting team is heading out into the community to hear what our readers have to say.
Each of our seven reporters will be holding a surgery in their local area to meet residents face to face.
Senior reporter Lucy Clapham is the first of our editorial staff to hold a surgery, and will be at the Reggie Goves Centre in High Wycombe tomorrow.
Lucy is taking up residence at the coffee morning held at the centre from 10am – 1pm.
The surgeries aim to give readers a chance to raise any issues affecting their area, suggest a story or follow up idea and give us feedback about our newspapers and website.
We welcome readers feedback and take all follow up suggestions seriously.
Many stories raised at reporters surgeries have later made their way into the paper.
Keep an eye on this website for the announcement of the next reporter's surgery in your area.
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12:35pm Tue 9 Sep 08
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