Liverpool Daily Post Editor And Regeneration Reporter
Dan Haygarth is a senior reporter and regeneration reporter at the Liverpool Daily Post. He focuses on the regeneration of the Liverpool City Region, exploring social and political issues, as well as culture, business, and the built environment, with a keen interest in Merseyside’s hospitality industry. Dan's work has been featured in numerous outlets including Belfast Live, Liverpool.com, and The Independent.
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Dan's coverage mainly focuses on local events, entertainment news, and crime in the Liverpool area. He concentrates on articles related to house & home, entertainment news, and crime.
When reaching out to Dan Haygarth, consider offering insights or access to individuals involved in local development projects or community initiatives within Liverpool. Additionally, experts who can provide commentary on crime trends and their impact on the community may also be of interest.
Given his focus around "Evolving Stories" and "Breaking News," he may be open to pitches about ongoing developments in the areas he covers like new construction projects or updates related to significant local landmarks.
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By: Harriette Boucher, Dan Haygarth, Millie Cooke, David Maddox, Kate Devlin
LIVE – Updated at 14:17 Chancellor Rachel Reeves has accepted Nigel Farage's request to allow the formal mechanism for him to resign as an MP – but she slated the “farce” he was creating.
By: Dan Haygarth
Reform leader Nigel Farage has formally resigned as an MP after Rachel Reeves approved his request, though she described his actions as creating a "farce."
By: Jane Dalton, Harriette Boucher, Kate Devlin, Millie Cooke, David Maddox, Dan Haygarth
Farage formally quits but by-election turns to farce as Count Binface emerges as Reform UK leader's main rival
By: Dan Haygarth
Fines for failing to vote in national elections, with option to support ‘none of the above', to raise turnout and engagement, also proposed by report
By: Maryam Zakir-Hussain, Dan Haygarth
Temperatures have already rocketed past 35C this week in UK's longest heatwave since 1976
By: David Maddox, Dan Haygarth
Mr Farage is facing scrutiny over a £5m gift from a crypto billionaire and a £1m donation from convicted fraudster George Cottrell's mother
By: David Maddox, Dan Haygarth
David Maddox and Dan Haygarth LIVE – Updated at 08:10 Six in ten voters believe that Nigel Farage has acted incorrectly over undeclared
By: Dan Haygarth, David Maddox
Nigel Farage latest: Reform leader acted incorrectly over gifts, says new poll as approval ratings slip Thank you for registering
Marks & Spencer is unveiling its new-look flagship store on Oxford Street with the top two floors reopening after a major development.
By: Dan Haygarth
The UK is experiencing one of its longest heatwaves in living memory, with temperatures of 35C recorded in May, June and July of the same year for the first time.
