Cara Simmonds is a young and talented journalist, specializing in local news reporting. With a degree in Journalism from Winchester, she currently works as a reporter for the Kent Messenger, focusing on delivering timely and relevant news stories to the people of Kent. Her articles cover a wide range of topics, from crime and accidents to community events and local business developments.
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Cara Simmonds focuses on local news in Kent, UK. Her coverage includes evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements related to crime, entertainment news, family & relationships, and house & home topics.
If you are pitching to Cara Simmonds for her articles related to store closures or community events in Kent or the UK at large, ensure that your pitch aligns with these themes. For example: if you have information about a developing story regarding a significant retail closure or an upcoming community event that fits her coverage area within Kent.
Given the nature of her reporting on local matters such as road closures and tributes to community figures like scout leaders, offering localized perspectives may be particularly effective when reaching out to Cara.
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A special needs school has been forced to send pupils home early after it was left without water.
A by-election for a seat on a borough council has been won by an independent group candidate.
We spent a day with a beat officer to find out if having a “visible presence” on the streets is having an impact on crime.
A seafront pub is having a huge makeover after a family took on the lease with the intention of bringing it “back to life”.
A key commercial port is set to receive a £30 million development of a new berth and pontoon for use by larger vessels.
Two landlords are thousands of pounds out of pocket after being fined for overcrowding and unsafe living conditions in an HMO.
Hundreds of people queued to be one of the first customers at the county’s only Sephora.
A man reportedly had his gold chain stolen after a woman “unexpectedly hugged” him as part of a distraction theft.
Putting up parking prices by at least 10p is among proposals that could hit a borough’s residents in the pocket - and it still leaves a £1.5m gap.
By: Cara Simmonds
A couple known as “Mr and Mrs Christmas” are to have a final lights switch-on after heartbreaking news that the grandad’s cancer is terminal.
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