Alex Green is a journalist based in the South West of England, working for the BBC. With a background in newspaper journalism, Alex covers a wide range of local news stories, including community events, crime, entertainment, and environmental issues. Their work has been featured in various publications and platforms, showcasing their versatility and dedication to reporting on stories that matter to the local community.
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Alex Green focuses on local news and entertainment, with a strong emphasis on events and government announcements. She might be interested in pitches related to local events, such as music releases or educational initiatives specific to the Devon and Cornwall area.
Given her coverage of diverse topics including parenting, education, environmental cleanup, mental health, and travel disruptions among others; she may appreciate pitches that offer unique human interest stories or expert commentary relevant to the region. Additionally, given her coverage of deaths and psychological support themes, she could respond well to sensitive personal stories or community initiatives related to these areas within her geographic focus.
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