Alison Hayes is a journalist at the Newmarket Journal, where she has dedicated over 40 years to reporting. Her work spans a diverse range of topics, including animal care, real estate, and health news, with a particular focus on energy policy and sustainability. Alison's insights and expertise have also been featured in the Cambridge Independent and Suffolk Free Press.
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Alison's local coverage in Haverhill focuses on a range of topics such as government and politics, family and relationships, entertainment news, along with specific events happening within the community. Pitches to Alison should be tailored to fit these themes.
Local experts or community leaders involved in governance, mental health support organizations, festivals or horse racing would likely resonate well with her audience. Additionally, individuals directly impacted by the covered events can provide valuable perspectives for human-interest stories.
Given Alison’s focus on local news in Haverhill and surrounding areas within the United Kingdom, sources from this region who have insights into relevant ongoing issues like flood management plans or town development proposals are likely to capture her attention.
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An annual charity cricket match between a team of racehorse trainers and a town cricket club has raised £2,500 for charity.
By: Alison Hayes
A coroner has commended a family for their efforts raising awareness of those facing mental health crisis after their son took his own life.
By: Alison Hayes
Councillors are calling for road safety improvements in a town street where earlier this month a 12-year-old girl was hit by a car.
A High Court judge has dismissed a bid by a landowner and developer to have a council’s newly-adopted local plan quashed.
By: Alison Hayes
A dad, who once relied on food banks, is doing his bit to help families struggling to make ends meet during the school holidays.
By: Alison Hayes
Offers of help have flooded in for a racehorse trainer whose horsebox was stolen from his yard.
By: Alison Hayes
The lack of outdoor sports facilities in a growing town has been raised again at a meeting of its town council.
By: Alison Hayes
As landlines are fast consigned to history, we look back to a time when a town’s hello girls kept everyone connected.
By: Alison Hayes
A business has said farewell to two of its longest-serving employees who between them clocked up more than 63 years of service.
By: Alison Hayes
Councillors have given their backing to the plan which could finally see a town eyesore restored to its former glory.
