Chloe Aslett is a reporter for The Star in Sheffield, focusing on local news and community stories. With experience and training from various media outlets, including PA, Sheffield Journalism, and Bloomberg UK, Chloe has covered a range of topics, from healthcare and social issues to entertainment and events in the Sheffield area.
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Chloe Aslett's reporting focuses on local news and community-related topics, with a strong emphasis on family and relationships, crime, house & home. She also covers events in Sheffield along with health-related matters.
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By: Chloe Aslett
It has been a lively day at Bramall Lane, as Sheffield United claimed bragging rights in the highly anticipated Steel City Derby.
By: Chloe Aslett
A 20-year-old man was stabbed in Sheffield city centre this morning (November 10).
By: Chloe Aslett
Police in Northwich are appealing for help from the public in tracing a missing 17-year-old.
By: Chloe Aslett
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The two men are accused of abuse in the 1990s when they worked as officers in South Yorkshire.
Chloe Aslett Internet firms which have failed to block access to an online suicide forum connected with more than 50 deaths in the UK are set to be named in Parliament.
Joe Nihill is one of more than 50 people from the UK who took their own life after using the site.
The man was left with life-changing injuries after being attacked by the dog in Doncaster.
Lauren Tomlinson, 33, scoops £800,000 in the same year she overcame cancer and became pregnant.
Freya, 15, spent hours watching the rescue ponies near her house before getting the photo.
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