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138 54 North East Tyneside 4 Wearside 2 North Yorkshire 2 Teesside 2 Total 10 North West Lancashire and Cumbria 5 Cheshire 2 Summary by Nation and English Region Total number of reporters allocated 138 Total number of contracts 54 Note: The labels used in this summary do not correspond with BBC regions. The exact nature of the reporters' duties in Northern Ireland is still under discussion. Reporters in bundle North East Tyneside 4 Wearside 2 North Yorkshire 2 Teesside 2 Total 10 North West Lancashire and Cumbria 5 Cheshire 2 Merseyside 4 Isle of Man 1 Greater Manchester 6 Total 18 Yorkshire Humber 2 West Yorks 4 South Yorks 5 Total 11 West Mids Birmingham and Coventry 5 Black Country 3 Worcs and Herefordshire 2 Staffordshire and Stoke 2 Shropshire 2 Total 14 East Mids Derbyshire 1 Lincolnshire 2 Notts, Northants and Leicester 4 Total 7 South West Bath Somerset and Glos 4 Devon and Cornwall 3 Wiltshire 2 Dorset 2 Total 11 South East Berks, Bucks and Oxfordshire 6 Sussex 3 Kent 2 Hampshire and Surrey 3 Total 14 East Cams, Herts and Beds 4 Essex 2 East Anglia 2 Total 8 Wales North Wales 3 SW Wales 2 Cardiff region 3 Newport region 3 Total 11 Scotland North Scotland 4 Central Scotland 4 Glasgow & the West 4 Edinburgh & the East 4 Borders & SW 4 Total 20 London 11 Total 11 NI 3 Total 3 Bundle No of Number Authorities Reporters Bundle 1 Newcastle 3 Gateshead North Tyneside Northumberland Metro Mayor 1 Bundle total 4 Bundle 2 Sunderland 2 South Tyneside Durham Bundle total 2 Bundle 3 York 2 Darlington North Yorkshire Bundle total 2 Bundle 4 Stockton Middlesbrough 2 Redcar Hartlepool Bundle total 2 No of Bundle Number Authorities Reporters Bundle 5 Lancashire Blackburn 3 Blackpool Cumbria 2 Bundle total 5 Bundle 6 Cheshire East Cheshire West 2 Warrington Halton Bundle Total 2 Bundle 7 Knowsley Liverpool Sefton 3 St. Helens Wirral Metro Mayor 1 Bundle total 4 Bundle 8 Isle of Man 1 Bundle total 1 Bundle 9 Bolton Bury Manchester Oldham Rochdale 5 Salford Stockport Tameside Trafford Wigan Metro Mayor 1 Bundle Total 6 No of Bundle Number Authorities Reporters Bundle 10 East Riding 2 Hull Bundle Total 2 Bundle 11 Sheffield Rotherham 3 Barnsley Doncaster Metro Mayor 1 Bundle total 4 bundle 12 Wakefield Kirklees Calderdale 4 Bradford Leeds Metro Mayor 1 Bundle Total 5 No of Bundle Number Authorities Reporters Bundle 13 Birmingham Solihull 4 Coventry Warwickshire Metro Mayor 1 Bundle total 5 Bundle 14 Dudley Sandwell 3 Walsall Wolverhampton Bundle Total 3 Bundle 15 Worcestershire 2 Herefordshire Bundle total 2 Bundle 16 Staffordshire 2 Stoke Bundle total 2 Bundle 17 Telford 2 Shropshire Bundle Total 2 No of Bundle Number Authorities Reporters Bundle 18 Derbyshire 1 Derby Bundle total 1 Bundle 19 North Lincolnshire North East Lincolnshire 2 Lincolnshire Bundle total 2 Bundle 20 Nottinghamshire Nottingham Leicestershire 4 Leicester Rutland Northamptonshire Bundle Total 4 No of Bundle Number Authorities Reporters Bundle 21 Bristol Bath North Somerset 4 Somerset Gloucestershire South Glos Bundle total 4 Bundle 22 Devon Cornwall Torbay 3 Plymouth Isles of Scilly Bundle Total 3 Bundle 23 Wiltshire 2 Swindon Bundle total 2 Bundle 24 Bournemouth Poole 2 Dorset Bundle Total 2 No of Bundle Number Authorities Reporters Bundle 25 West Berks Reading Wokingham Bracknell Forest Windsor 6 Slough Buckinghamshire Milton Keynes Oxfordshire Bundle total 6 Bundle 26 East Sussex Brighton 3 West Sussex Bundle Total 3 Bundle 27 Kent 2 Medway Bundle total 2 Bundle 28 Hampshire Surrey 3 Isle of Wight Bundle Total 3 No of Bundle Number Authorities Reporters Bundle 29 Hertfordshire Luton Bedford 4 Central Beds Cambridgeshire Bundle total 4 Bundle 30 Thurrock South End 2 Essex Bundle Total 2 Bundle 31 Norfolk 2 Suffolk Bundle total 2 No of Bundle Number Authorities Reporters Bundle 32 Anglesey Gwynedd Conwy 3 Denbighshire Flintshire Wrexham Bundle total 3 Bundle 33 Swansea Carmarthenshire 2 Pembrokeshire Ceredigion Bundle Total 2 Bundle 34 Neath Port Talbot Bridgend Rhondda 3 Vale of Glamorgan Merthyr Tydfil Cardiff Bundle total 3 Bundle 35 Newport Caerphilly Blenau Gwent 3 Torfaen Monmouthshire Powys Bundle total 3 No of Bundle Number Authorities Reporters Bundle 36 Orkney Shetland Highland Na h-Eil 4 Aberdeenshire Aberdeen Moray Bundle total 4 Bundle 37 Angus Dundee Clackmannanshire Stirling 4 Argyll and Bute Fife Perth and Kinross Bundle Total 4 Bundle 38 Inverclyde Renfrewshire West Dunbartonshire East Dunbartonshire 4 East Renfrewshire North Lanarkshire Glasgow Bundle total 4 Bundle 39 Falkirk West Lothian Edinburgh 4 Midlothian East Lothian Bundle total 4 Bundle 40 North Ayrshire East Ayrshire South Ayrshire 4 Dumfries and Galloway South Lanarkshire Scottish Borders Bundle total 4 No of Bundle Number Authorities Reporters Bundle L1 Hillingdon 1 Ealing Bundle total 1 Bundle L2 Harrow 1 Brent Bundle total 1 Bundle L3 Barnet Enfield 1 Haringey Bundle total 1 Bundle L4 Camden Islington 1 Hackney Bundle total 1 Bundle L5 Kensington Westminster 1 City Hammersmith Bundle total 1 Bundle L6 Waltham Forest Redbridge 1 Havering Bundle total 1 Bundle L7 Tower Hamlets Newham 1 Barking Bundle total 1 Bundle L8 Croydon Sutton 1 Merton Bundle total 1 Bundle L9 Wandsworth Richmond 1 Kingston Bundle total 1 Bundle L10 Lambeth 1 Southwark 1 Lewisham Bundle total 1 Bundle L11 Bromley Greenwich 1 Bexley Bundle total 1 .
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