Chris Hallam is a freelance writer based in Sheffield, United Kingdom. With a focus on local news and entertainment, Chris has written for publications such as Metro.co.uk, The Star Sheffield, and Bride Magazine. His articles cover a range of topics including television, healthcare, local events, and travel.
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Chris Hallam's coverage mostly revolves around local lifestyle and entertainment news with a focus on the TV show "Doctors" as well as topics related to grief, relationships, and family. If you are pitching to Chris, consider providing human-interest stories related to these themes or exclusive behind-the-scenes insights into popular TV shows like "Doctors." Additionally, if you have heartwarming or emotional narratives about people overcoming grief or navigating relationships in unique ways within the Sheffield community, they could be of interest.
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Sixty years after it was first published, Chris Hallam examines the impact of the infamous Beeching Report on Devon’s trains
By: Chris Hallam
The series must be given a chance.
Written by: Chris Hallam Published: Sunday 3rd March 2024 Do you remember Children Of Castor
Written by: Chris Hallam Published: Sunday 17th March 2024
Written by: Chris Hallam Published: Sunday 23rd June 2024 "As in an old Italian proverb: Revenge is a dish which people of taste prefer to eat cold."
Chris Hallam Published: Sunday 4th August 2024 An alien space craft is sighted over the streets of Eighties Manchester.
Perhaps the single most celebrated comedy in ITV's near 70-year history, Rising Damp marks its own 50th anniversary this month. A perfect time to see just what all that popularity is about.
Metro looks back on TV and film stars who rose to fame or enjoyed a stint on popular BBC soap Doctors, which ends this week.
It really is the end of an era.
by Chris Hallam – Chris Hallam celebrates 45 years of Quadrophenia.
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