Charlie Hopper is a journalist based in Scarborough, United Kingdom. He focuses on local news and sports, covering a range of topics including devolution, community events, environmental initiatives, and sports updates. Charlie's work can be found in publications such as This Is The Coast and Yahoo Sports UK.
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Scarborough, United Kingdom (Local)
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Charlie Hopper predominantly covers local events, government announcements, sports, and community initiatives in the Scarborough area of the United Kingdom. To effectively engage with him, consider pitching stories related to local events such as fundraisers or celebrations, government policies and their impact on the region (especially devolution-related topics), and sports events within Scarborough.
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A Halloween Craft Fair is taking place today at Hackness Village Hall to raise money for Art Therapy Yorkshire.
By: Charlie Hopper
Filey's MP has said that there is a balance to be struck between using land for farming and energy production.
Our big three rugby sides- Scarborough, Bridlington and Whitby- are back in action on Saturday.
By: Matthew Pells, Charlie Hopper
The group behind a community operated hydro electric power station in the Esk Valley say there is more scope for similar projects to be rolled out elsewhere in the country.
YORK City Ladies travelled to Broadhurst Park on Sunday, as they returned to league action for the first time since the last week in November.
It's game day one for Scarborough, Bridlington, Whitby, Driffield & Hornsea's rugby players.
Here is a rundown on how the York City Ladies teams got on over the weekend. First Team
The MinsterBelles return to York Sport Stadium this weekend for the final time in 2024 as they host Cheadle Town Stingers (2pm kick-off).
By: Charlie Hopper
The MinsterBelles were unable to finish the year on a high after a second-half strike from Rachael Dunlop helped the visitors take all three points at York Sport Stadium on Sunday afternoon.
By: Charlie Hopper
York City Football Club Foundation‘s passion to promote inclusivity in sport has received support from Irwin Mitchell Solicitors who have cemented their support with a two year deal as front of shirt sponsor for the team.
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