Allan Preston is a reporter for The Irish News, focusing on local news in Belfast and the wider United Kingdom. With a keen interest in community stories and current events, Allan covers a range of topics including human interest stories, crime, politics, and social issues. His reporting aims to provide accurate and informative coverage that reflects the diverse and dynamic nature of the local area.
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Belfast, United Kingdom (Local)
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Allan's coverage primarily focuses on local government and political affairs, crime, and family-related issues in Ireland, particularly Belfast and Northern Ireland. He appears to be interested in evolving stories, breaking news, as well as government announcements.
Given his focus on local politics and crime in Belfast and Northern Ireland, Allan would likely respond positively to pitches related to these topics. This could include offering perspectives from local politicians or community leaders on ongoing governmental initiatives or reactions to significant events impacting the region.
For crime-related pitches, providing insights into criminal justice policies or firsthand experiences of individuals affected by crimes may capture Allan's attention. Additionally, personal accounts that shed light on family dynamics within the context of reported incidents can also align with his coverage interests.
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Craig Ballentine said his ‘travel ban was lifted today’
SAS doctors accepted an up to 7.1% increase, calling it a ‘credible step towards pay restoration'
Last Christmas, Olly Cartmill (4) from Bessbrook received a kidney transplant from his grandmother. Now his little sister Etta is waiting for both a kidney and liver transplant
Police said the pedestrian died in hospital from his injuries after single vehicle collision on Friday evening.
By: Allan Preston
Gearóid Ó Cairealláin, father of Kneecap's Naoise, was a major champion of the Irish language in Belfast
A 42-year-old man has since been arrested over the assault which took place early on Saturday morning
Police say the family were not at home but were distressed by the break in
By: Allan Preston
The Bite n Banter team provide a free lunch and company in Newry every Christmas day
By: Allan Preston
Barbara Morrow has said unpaid carers have had enough of empty praise from the government
By: Allan Preston
The health workers showing up for patients on Christmas day spoke of keeping a festive atmosphere while staying ready for the next emergency
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