Connie Dimsdale is a news reporter for The i Paper, with a focus on national news in the United Kingdom. Her articles cover a wide range of topics including current events, social issues, and political developments. Connie's work has also been featured in the Cigalah Group.
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Connie Dimsdale's coverage emphasizes national news and evolving stories, particularly in government & politics and world affairs. She would likely appreciate pitches related to breaking news or evolving developments within the UK political landscape, especially those tied to significant policy changes, legal regulations or governmental announcements.
Given her focus on legal policy regulation and government announcements, she may be interested in hearing from experts who can provide analysis or commentary on legislative developments affecting various aspects of society. These could include topics such as healthcare policies, criminal justice reforms, or other issues directly impacting citizens' daily lives.
As Connie's geographic focus is exclusively national (United Kingdom), pitches should align with this scope and highlight their relevance to the UK specifically.
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By: Connie Dimsdale
Campaigners warn Government's plan to lift 50% cap will mean fewer choices of local school for non-religious parents
By: Connie Dimsdale
Polling stations will be open from 7 am to 10 pm
By: Connie Dimsdale, Brendan Mcfadden
'My daughter is distraught that after working so hard her IB results might now be compromised'
By: Connie Dimsdale, Ben Gartside
Councils have struggled to administer the policy, which is only set to run for three years.
The Royal College of GPs said changes to PIP are 'highly concerning' for patients with conditions that take longer to diagnose
By: Connie Dimsdale
Alex Akitici's joints give way due to Ehlers-Danlos syndrome. She tells how she battled for help after spending nearly £100,000 on her home so she doesn't have to climb stairs
By: Connie Dimsdale
One school is tied into a private contract that costs £1.3m a year - but its headteacher said portion sizes aren't enough for teenage pupils
It comes as the Government is set to release guidance banning schools in England from teaching sex education to children under nine
The incident involved just one vehicle and the 40-year-old driver was uninjured, police said
By: Connie Dimsdale
Charging 20 per cent VAT on private school fees could 'flood' state schools with requests for costly support for SEN pupils
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