Chloe Aslett is a Reporter at BBC Yorkshire. She covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, culture and society, and security and law enforcement, with a particular focus on disaster and emergency response, public event safety, and the arts. Chloe's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo Sports UK, The Guardian, and BBC News.
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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.
If you are reaching out to Chloe, consider providing insights related to human interest stories within the Sheffield community or updates concerning local events and developments. Additionally, if you have expertise in addressing issues related to family dynamics or housing concerns specific to Sheffield, your input may align well with her coverage areas.
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Two men have gone on trial accused of grooming and sexually abusing seven teenage girls in Doncaster.
Councillor Kieran Lay says his comments about UFOs helped raise a serious point about drone use.
Gurdev Singh Sangra, known as Dave, ran a Premier shop in Sheffield for more than 20 years.
CQC inspectors say patients with suspected sepsis are not given treatment quickly enough.
Upgrades made during six-month closure are in areas "behind the scenes", say managers.
A group of artists are exploring the question of murder or manslaughter with a new exhibition.
By: Chloe Aslett, Amy Garcia
Pupils who gave up social media ahead of a possible ban for under-16s find the trial 'amazing'.
Bradley Bennett is jailed for four-and-a-half years for arson at the Holiday Inn Express in Balby.
Chloe Aslett - Yorkshire A man who started a fire in a hotel room, causing £174,000 worth of damage during a drug-induced psychotic episode, has been jailed for four years and six months.
It will provide support around topics including the diagnostic process, employment and volunteering.
