Ceri
casts her eye on Pembrokeshire
BBC
Radio Wales has appointed Ceri Jackson its new reporter for the
Pembrokeshire area.
Ceri,
the daughter of Daily Mail rugby writer Peter Jackson, has been
with BBC Wales since 1998, most recently in the new media department,
helping to establish News Online, the Wales arm of the BBCi, BBC's
global internet operation.
Her
new responsibilities will include reporting for the Radio Wales
flagship news programmes, Good Morning Wales and Good Evening Wales.
Originally
from Cardiff, Ceri began her career as a trainee reporter on the
Hendon Times Group of Newspapers in north London before moving to
Bella magazine - the highest-selling womens weekly in the
UK at the time.
Later,
she switched to Associated Newspapers as a featured writer for the
Daily Mail with assignments all over the world.
Ceri
says, "Pembrokeshire is an important area for BBC Wales. I'm
looking forward to highlighting all the local issues and news stories
on our services."
Editor
of Radio Wales News, Geoff Williams, added, "This underlines
my deep rooted commitment to the Pembrokeshire area. It's crucial
that the county continues to enjoy a national profile."
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