Chanelle Georgina is a journalist based in the United Kingdom, writing for publications such as the Scottish Daily Record and Sunday Mail Ltd, Daily Express, and others. Her articles cover a range of topics including lifestyle, food, DIY, and beauty, providing readers with practical tips, recipes, and insights.
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Chanelle Georgina's coverage heavily focuses on house and home topics, featuring how-to guides, seasonal content, and promotional deals. If you have expertise in home improvement, DIY projects, or promoting relevant products for the household with a focus on the United Kingdom audience, consider reaching out to her.
Given her interest in cooking and recipes as well as health and fitness content, experts in these areas could also provide valuable insights. Additionally, if you can offer tips related to travel within Great Britain that align with a happy lifestyle or pet care recommendations for furry babies (puppies and kittens), she may find such pitches appealing.
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By: Chanelle Georgina
Lounge with loved ones and put on one of these classic festive films based on your astrological star sign.
Dunk a crunchy ciabatta piece into a warming mushroom soup one wintry evening.
Perfect for this time of year, Nigella Lawson has whipped up her Christmassy chestnut cheesecake.
By: Chanelle Georgina
Delicious mulled wine originated in the Roman Empire when soldiers would warm up their wine with spices to keep warm. Now, mulled wine is a popular Christmassy drink.
Could you own one of the naughtiest pooches around? There are certain dog breeds that are now notorious for bad behaviour.
By: Chanelle Georgina, Unzela Khan
An expert has shared some top tips for naturally deterring rats and foxes from your garden
By: Chanelle Georgina, Rom Preston-Ellis
Weed growth can be a persistent issue in the moist conditions of early winter, with the plants threatening to overrun gardens during the festive season and into the New Year
By preparing the lawn over winter with the correct steps, you can ensure a beautiful, lush lawn by spring.
By: Chanelle Georgina
Chime in the New Year with one - or more - of these beautiful houseplants to attract good luck.
By: Chanelle Georgina
Decorating the table can be one of the joys of Christmas; impress this year with an interior expert's top five tips.
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