Asha Patel is a Reporter at LeicsLive. She covers a diverse range of topics including crime, health and wellness, and regional interest, with a particular focus on construction and real estate, as well as the judicial system. Asha's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as WLNS-TV, Daily Star (UK), and BBC News, among others.
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Asha Patel's coverage is heavily focused on local news with a keen interest in evolving and breaking stories. She frequently covers crime, traffic accidents, and weather-related incidents in the Leicester area.
If you are looking to reach out to Asha Patel, consider offering insights or expert commentary related to ongoing local events such as crime trends, emergency services response strategies for weather-related incidents, or traffic safety measures. Additionally, pitches providing updates on evolving stories she has covered previously may also capture her attention.
Given her focus on local news within Leicester and the United Kingdom at large, it would be beneficial to tailor pitches specifically relevant to these geographic areas.
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By: Verity Cowley, Asha Patel
Rosea Poynter, of Nottingham, says her son waited years for an autism and ADHD diagnosis.
Cal Phoenix, who grew up in the care system, says his own experience has inspired him to give back.
Developer Avant Homes wants to build new homes on 22 acres of farmland as part of a wider scheme.
An inquest heard five-year-old Timotej Borrett was unlawfully killed by his dad Lee Borrett, 41.
Nottinghamshire Police say three men have been arrested in connection with three assaults.
Nottingham City Council has granted permission for 394 new flats on the site.
The Air Accidents Investigation Branch says it has started an investigation.
Daniel, Dean and Joshua Peacock broke into a home in Worksop and attacked the victim.
Justin Burton, 48, is to spend a decade behind bars after he was found guilty after trial.
Nottingham University Hospitals (NUH) NHS Trust says it has banned 14 people from getting treatment.
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