The Bureau of Investigative Journalism

Blog: Bureau Local

04.03.19

Public spaces are being #SoldFromUnderYou: Why we are investigating the council funding crisis

17.12.18

Refuge Woman: live journalism experiment reached new audiences

13.12.18

Bureau Local members say they want to learn. So here’s our investigative journalism toolkit.

18.10.18

“Utterly shocking” - how UK-wide collaboration revealed number of homeless deaths

15.10.18

Bureau Local announces three new funders

01.10.18

Why we are organising the organisers. Join us.

17.09.18

Bureau Local named as one of 50 "New Radicals" making a difference to lives in the UK

31.08.18

Bureau Local model of collaborative UK-wide reporting to be replicated in Germany

13.08.18

Government announces homeless deaths must be investigated

21.06.18

Two leading community journalists to share role organising Bureau Local network

14.06.18

Refuge Woman: a unique collaboration bringing investigative reporting to the stage

07.06.18

Get your local investigation funded - round 2

02.05.18

Inaccurate and unchecked: problems with local council spending data

04.04.18

Why local news matters: The Bureau celebrates one year of the Bureau Local

16.03.18

Bureau Local team wins prestigious Innovation award at the European Press Prize

14.03.18

How our council spending investigation reached outside traditional newsrooms

12.03.18

Bureau Local up for Innovation Award at the European Press Prize in Budapest, Hungary

21.02.18

Thousands of pounds available for your local stories

30.01.18

Join the Bureau’s five city collaborative reporting event this Saturday

19.12.17

Is your council about to cut a vital local service? Help us find out

13.12.17

Bureau Local wins British Journalism award

20.11.17

The Bureau hires journalism’s first Community Organiser

06.11.17

Not an anomaly: on diversifying data journalism

30.10.17

Visualising a new kind of journalism

19.10.17

Stories from around the country show a refuge system at breaking point

13.10.17

The future is community: how local reporters broke a story that led eight MPs to demand action

07.09.17

Intensive and polluted farms: an unexpected collaboration

31.07.17

Six weeks, 77 stories, 84 cities and 350 people

13.04.17

Why the tech community should join the Bureau Local

30.03.17

Why I joined Bureau Local and why you should too

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