Andrew Forgrave is a Countryside and Tourism Editor at Daily Post. With over two decades of experience, he reports on Welsh farming, food, wildlife, tourism, and environmental issues, focusing on themes such as travel and tourism, animal welfare, and regional interests. His work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Mirror, Plymouth Herald, and Birmingham Live.
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Andrew Forgrave's coverage primarily focuses on local news in North Wales, with a particular emphasis on travel and tourism, as well as entertainment. He seems to be interested in evolving stories and breaking news related to these topics.
If you have information about events or developments related to the tourism industry in North Wales, such as new attractions or initiatives, Andrew might be interested. Similarly, if you have insights into entertainment-related happenings or emerging trends within the region, your pitch could align with his coverage interests.
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By: Andrew Forgrave
It's hoped the textured concrete discs will have 'numerous benefits'
By: Andrew Forgrave
It has 43 outlets serving the dish - including one described as Britain’s worst
By: Andrew Forgrave
Sand clearance work is to start on Tuesday
Police will now redouble efforts to prevent the town's tradition of bridge jumping
By: Andrew Forgrave
The River Mersey was said to be 'barely visible from the smoke'
By: Andrew Forgrave
People are being urged to follow five simple tips for saving water as Dŵr Cymru says acknowledges 'extremely challenging' conditions
By: Andrew Forgrave
Three seats of fire have been found and fire crews have their suspicions as flare-ups occur on Conwy mountain and at Gwynedd blaze
By: Andrew Forgrave
North Wales officers have been saluted for their 'Aldi-like' approach to social media
By: Andrew Forgrave
North Wales officers have been saluted for their 'Aldi-like' approach to social media
By: Andrew Forgrave
The fire service is urging people to stay away from the scene of the blaze at Llanbedr, near Harlech Gwynedd
