Amber Allott is a Kiwi journalist based in the UK and specializes in environmental reporting. As the Late Editor at NationalWorld, she covers a range of stories related to wildlife conservation, climate change, and animal welfare. Her work has also been featured in various publications, including Yahoo Sports UK, Yahoo News UK, Stuff, and LondonWorld.
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Amber Allott's coverage spans a variety of local and national topics, including government announcements, data-driven stories, evolving news, legal policy regulation with particular emphasis on wildlife conservation and animal welfare. When reaching out to her for potential collaboration or as a source of information, it would be beneficial to provide insights related to these areas.
Since the geographic focus is specified as both local (Leongatha) and national (United Kingdom), pitches should align with this dual scope. If you have expertise in UK-based wildlife conservation efforts or pet-related policies that are relevant at the local level within the UK, it could be particularly valuable.
Considering Amber's extensive reporting on animal welfare issues such as badger entanglement and Persian cat rescue along with government announcements related to environmental regulations, providing authoritative perspectives from experts in these fields may capture her interest.
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By: Amber Allott
Three GCSE exams are now likely to be that little bit easier for students β
Move over textbooks, iPads in classrooms might be the way of the future π
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When it comes to A Level results, these schools churn out top grades en masse π
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While each region has its own high performing schools, these ones soar above the rest π¦
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Free school breakfast clubs could be here before the end of the current school year for some π±
Some of the UKβs top-rated local universities didnβt perform quite so well in the global arena π
These schools have proven they can help children excel π«
These elite schools are the UKβs crΓ¨me de la crΓ¨me π¦
These elite schools could help your sixth former to excel π
More flexible working for teachers and better conditions for school support staff are on the cards π
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