Amelia Shallish is a multimedia journalist based in Flintshire, United Kingdom. With a focus on local news, Amelia has written for various publications including Leader Live, North Wales Pioneer, and BBC News, covering a range of topics from community events and business features to traffic updates and charity initiatives.
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Amelia Shallish's coverage is primarily focused on local events and community news in Flintshire, with an emphasis on positive stories such as charity events, business recognition, and local achievements. Given her focus on event coverage and government announcements related to education and entertainment news, she would likely be interested in pitches highlighting similar positive local stories or initiatives within the areas of Welsh Awards and Artisan Business.
As Amelia focuses heavily on promoting positive community-based content in Flintshire, your pitch should align with this approach by emphasizing the impact of your story at a local level. This could include human interest angles concerning achievements or events that have positively impacted the community.
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By: Amelia Shallish
A charity in North Wales that supports children through their parents' cancer has seen a major increase in service users in the last year.
By: Amelia Shallish
A Wrexham man has amassed an impressive royal collection of over 1,000 treasures after decades of collecting.
Motorists are urged to be "mindful" of wildlife crossing the road.
The vehicle is part of a convoy, including members of the county's fire service, taking aid east.
Amelia Shallish An arts company which runs performance courses for adults with learning disabilities and autism aims to make the creative industries more inclusive.
Leeds International Festival of Ideas has announced this year's line up of speakers as it returns to the city for the fourth year.
By: Amelia Shallish, Hayley Coyle
Alex Wysocki was 24 when he was diagnosed with EGFR-positive lung cancer and died weeks later.
Sgt Paul Cording aims to run nearly 80 miles (129km) in one day to raise money for a charity.
Cllr Cathy Scott sits as an independent after leaving Labour, but still leads the council.
By: Hayley Coyle, Amelia Shallish
The smell is so bad that locals cannot hang their washing out to dry, they said.
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