Andy Phillips is the Deputy Print Editor for the Plymouth Herald and DevonLive, with a focus on local news and events in Plymouth, UK. With a background in journalism, Andy covers a range of topics including entertainment, community events, local businesses, and scientific developments. His work has also been featured in CornwallLive.
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Andy Phillips predominantly covers local events and private sector announcements in Plymouth, focusing on sports, entertainment news, and community activities. If you're looking to reach out to Andy with a pitch, consider offering stories about local events, new businesses opening in the area (especially cafes), or exciting developments within the Plymouth community.
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By: Andy Phillips
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