Catherine Smyth is a local journalist based in Lancaster, United Kingdom. She writes for LancsLive and her work has also been featured in Lancashire Telegraph, BBC Mundo, and BBC News. Catherine covers a wide range of topics including community events, local achievements, environmental initiatives, human interest stories, and more.
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Catherine Smyth's coverage is deeply rooted in local news, with a focus on community events, schools, and personal stories. She often includes expert commentary and announcements.
If you are reaching out to Catherine, consider offering insights or perspectives related to local community events or developments within the education sector in the Lancaster area. Additionally, if you have expertise in entertainment news or human interest stories that resonate with local audiences, it could be of interest to her.
As her geographic focus is specified as Lancaster and she predominantly covers local news and events within this region, pitches concerning other geographies may not align well with her coverage areas.
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By: Catherine Smyth
As the rest of the country went to the polls, so did students from Haslingden High School and Sixth Form.
By: Catherine Smyth
“I have always been a keen rambler and I am pleased to see the sign back where it should be"
By: Kirstie McCrum, Catherine Smyth
Chef John-Paul Chesworth has ploughed his 22 years of experience into opening his own coffee shop and bar in his home village of Stacksteads.
By: Yasmin Al, Catherine Smyth
'He apologised but we told him we weren't offended'
Darren Horsnell discovered the ring was missing from a bedroom bedside cabinet
By: Catherine Smyth, Kirstie Mccrum
Millie Dunn has been a member of the Army Cadets for three years and was the youngest to secure a place
By: Catherine Smyth, Kirstie McCrum
Wannabe soldier Millie Dunn has returned from a month in Canada even more determined to follow her dream career.
Lancashire County Council says it is not responsible
By: Catherine Smyth
Residents whose homes were at risk of being cut off are being asked to contribute towards repairing a private bridge, their only link to the main road network.
By: Susan Newton Sun, Catherine Smyth
As hospitality woes worsen across the country, one Rossendale landlord is bucking the trend.
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