Chloe Parkman is a journalist based in Devon, United Kingdom. With a focus on local news, Chloe writes for various publications including CornwallLive, Plymouth Herald, and DevonLive. Her articles cover a range of topics including weather updates, crime reports, health alerts, and transportation disruptions.
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Chloe Parkman predominantly covers evolving stories and breaking news, with a focus on local incidents in Devon, United Kingdom. Her articles often revolve around traffic accidents, emergency responses, weather alerts, crime-related incidents such as fires or crashes.
If reaching out to Chloe for coverage consideration, providing real-time updates and firsthand accounts of ongoing events would likely resonate with her reporting style. Expert commentary from local authorities involved in emergency response situations or individuals closely related to the incidents being covered could also be of interest.
Additionally, considering the prevalent themes within her coverage attributes - entertainment news (33%), crime (29%), and tragedy (19%) - pitches that intersect these topics with the main focuses may also capture Chloe's attention effectively.
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Lou Rose, who runs Ost Eatery, says the festive event has been funded by 70 customer donations.
The Met Office has warned of gusts of up to 80mph and people are warned to avoid exposed coastal areas.
Paul and Jason Wilson-Sellars were informed their original venue had cancelled due to the storm.
Chloe Parkman Devon and Cornwall's police commissioner said she hoped to announce an interim new police chief on Friday.
Devon and Cornwall Police say a road closure was in place while an investigation was carried out.
New stats show Derriford Hospital is below the national average, but has improved since 2023.
James Vaughan takes on the role after the suspension of previous interim chief Jim Colwell.
One concerned parent said the move could result in their child getting "lost in the chaos".
The College of Animal Welfare say the "milestone" highlights available opportunities on the island.
St Petrocs says it helped more than 200 people in November.
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