Cathy Owen is a Breaking News Editor for WalesOnline, Western Mail, South Wales Echo, and Wales on Sunday. With a focus on local news, Cathy covers a wide range of topics including crime, accidents, weather, and other breaking stories in the Wales region. Her work has been featured in various publications, showcasing her expertise in delivering timely and accurate news updates.
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Cathy Owen's coverage seems to be focused on local news, including crime, weather-related incidents, and human-interest stories in Cardiff and Wales. She appears open to covering evolving or breaking stories related to local tragedies or events.
If you have information related to ongoing police investigations, traffic accidents, severe weather updates for the region, or exclusive insights into local tragic events that are of public interest in Cardiff/Wales area, they may align well with Cathy’s focus.
Given her 41% coverage attribute towards entertainment news and 24% on tragedy themes covered she might also consider pitches around human-interest stories about famous personalities within the region who have passed away.
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By: Cathy Owen
Police carried out investigations at the scene for several hours
By: Claire Harrison, Cathy Owen, Matt Atherton &, Claire Harrison
A cold front brought rain and hail showers to parts of Missouri on Tuesday, April 23. Footage taken by @WxNature shows pea-sized hail coming down on Fulton, west of St Louis, on Tuesday.
By: Cathy Owen
A broken down car on the A4232 is causing major delays on Thursday morning
By: Cathy Owen
The teacher with more than 40 years' experience was the first on the 'stressful and chaotic' scene
By: Cathy Owen
Coppa Club are opening their first Welsh venue this spring in Cardiff
By: Lynn Love, Cathy Owen
Darrel Campbell, who has been a teacher for 40 years, was the first on the scene at Amman Valley School in Ammanford, Wales on Wednesday, April 24.
By: Cathy Owen, Molly Dowrick
There has been news on the two teachers and student who were taken to hospital
Two lanes are closed near Bridgend
By: Cathy Owen
The long range forecast has some good news for the start of May including 'the chance of a warm to very warm spell'
By: Cathy Owen
It may be cold enough for hill snow in Eryri tonight but a change is on the way
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