Charlotte Becquart is a journalist based in Hampshire, Basingstoke, focusing on local news and events. She has written for various publications including Eastbourne Eagles, Yahoo News UK, CornwallLive, Daily Star (UK), Western Daily Press, DevonLive, Plymouth Herald, Daily Express, Daily Mirror, and MyLondon. Charlotte's articles cover a range of topics including wildlife, crime, food, travel, weather, and community events.
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Basingstoke, United Kingdom (Local)
Charlotte's coverage is primarily focused on local news, particularly crime-related stories, with a significant emphasis on announcements and evolving stories. She may be interested in sources who can provide expert commentary or data related to crime trends, entertainment news, and weather conditions within the United Kingdom, specifically Hampshire and Basingstoke.
Given her focus on local issues such as alcohol sales regulations, shop operations, neighbor concerns, intimidation incidents among other topics it would be beneficial for outreach to come from individuals or organizations directly involved in these events or having expertise in relevant fields.
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By: Charlotte Becquart
Katie Price is set to move to a new Sussex home.
By: Charlotte Becquart, Ewan Mowat
The 'enormous' beast was described as being 48ft in length with green eyes after being found by two boys on the beach.
By: Charlotte Becquart, Lisa Letcher
From musicians to actors and athletes, these famous faces all have one thing in common
By: Charlotte Becquart
Blur drummer Dave Rowntree revealed he might have to give up the day job if Mid-Sussex voters back his ideas for pragmatic change.
By: Cecilia Adamou, Charlotte Becquart
According to newspaper records at the time, two young boys out exploring discovered a horrifying sea creature on the beach in Cornwall that no one was ever able to identify.
By: Charlotte Becquart
An unknown sea creature measuring 48ft with a human-like head and a hard shell on its back once washed up on a beach in Cornwall, according to a report from 1786
By: Layla Nicholson, Charlotte Becquart, Layla-Nicholson
The unknown creature, described as 48ft long and with green eyes, was reported to have stranded on Porthleven beach, Cornwall, by just a pair of local lads who couldn't believe their eyes
By: Charlotte Becquart
An "enormous" creature, sporting a hard shell on its back and a human-like head, is said to have washed ashore in Cornwall.
Since I moved to Brighton last year, the huge, imposing red hotel on Brighton's seafront has intrigued me. So when DoubleTree by Hilton Brighton…
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