Alexa Phillips is a News Reporter at various prestigious outlets. She specializes in themes such as travel and tourism, aviation, real estate, and education, often exploring topics like air travel, public education, and the housing market. Alexa's work has been featured in notable publications including Sprout Social, Inc., The Sydney Morning Herald, and WIRED.
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Alexa's coverage predominantly focuses on personal finance, including the property market, homeownership, mortgages, investments, savings, and retirement planning. With her emphasis on citing data and government announcements in addition to legal policy regulation topics such as tax battles and landlord-tenant regulations in the UK.
When reaching out to Alexa with a pitch or as a source for an article within these themes or topics it is important to provide well-researched insights supported by credible data related to personal finance matters specifically relevant to the UK audience. If you possess expertise regarding government policies impacting personal finances or have access to exclusive data related to property market trends in the UK this would likely be of interest.
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By: Alexa Phillips
Parents face being locked out of discussions with authorities that affect children’s school support
SEND parents say they could be locked out of discussions that affect their children's schooling and access to other local services.
Farage has been reported to the FCA - but cryptoassets are not currently within the regulator's remit, and won't be until October 2027
Nigel Farage has been reported to the UK's financial watchdog over his links to billionaire crypto investor and Reform UK donor Christopher Harborne but cryptocurrency is not part of its current remit.
By: Alexa Phillips
Courses could be cut and jobs lost if tuition fees are reduced for EU students, who currently pay international fees
By: Alexa Phillips
The plan will help mainstream schools cope with more children with special needs and disabilities
By: Alexa Phillips
Some councils are not spending all the money they receive for funded nursery hours so the cash could be redirected to help struggling families, including those on benefits
By: Alexa Phillips
School playing fields are being sold off across the country including in the home towns of the England squad , which could jeopardise the development of the next generation of World Cup stars.
Schools will offer pupils technical subjects from the age of 14 in an effort to cut youth unemployment , under Andy Burnham's proposed education shake-up.
Andy Burnham's Education Secretary has signalled plans for changes to the school curriculum, while criticising Conservatives for prioritising academic learning over technical education.
