Bethany Gavaghan is a journalist with a focus on local news. She has written for publications such as WalesOnline, Western Mail, and Daily Mirror, covering a range of topics including environmental issues, community events, and human interest stories. With a passion for storytelling, Bethany aims to bring attention to the stories and issues that matter to the people in her community.
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Cardiff, wales (Local)
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Bethany's local focus on Wales suggests she is interested in stories that impact the community, particularly those related to charity, health, and the environment. She appears to cover a range of human interest pieces including family & relationships as well as house & home topics.
When reaching out to Bethany, consider pitching stories about local initiatives supporting families or communities in need, environmental efforts within Wales, heartwarming human-interest stories from the area and evolving events with direct impact on Welsh communities. If you have information about local charitable activities or heartwarming personal narratives relevant to her coverage areas, these are likely to be of particular interest.
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The tranquil atmosphere here is well worth the day trip, and the views are truly to die for
By: Bethany Gavaghan
People can't get enough of the views since the pandemic here.
By: Bethany Gavaghan
Some people are saying it is 'too political'
Police officers have said that they are carrying out 'extensive searches' to find the missing 31-year-old
By: Conor Gogarty, Bethany Gavaghan
We went to Adam Pledger's Wine Republic which sells food and drink for consumption on the premises without the normal planning permissions
By: Bethany Gavaghan, Conor Gogarty
We went to Adam Pledger's Wine Republic which sells food and drink for consumption on the premises without the normal planning permissions
By: Bethany Gavaghan
The impact is now being felt even by businesses which were not hit directly by the blaze as investigations continue
'I feel like people who live in Wales are constantly re-discovering everything that the country has to offer'
By: Bethany Gavaghan
The man behind Turning the Wheel hopes it makes people both 'laugh and cry' and appreciate what the valleys are good at
Our thoughts are with those who have lost a loved one
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