Debra Fox is a local journalist based in Sunderland, United Kingdom. She writes for publications such as the Washington Star and Shields Gazette, with her work also appearing in the Northumberland Gazette and Hartlepool Mail. Debra's articles cover a range of topics including local history, nostalgia, entertainment, and community events.
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Sunderland, United Kingdom (Local)
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Debra Fox's coverage predominantly focuses on local lifestyle and promotional deals in Sunderland, with a significant emphasis on seasonal content. If you are looking to reach out to her, consider offering stories related to local events, nostalgia-driven topics about Sunderland's history or notable figures, or promotions aligned with the city’s culture.
Given the prominence of seasonal and promotional deal coverage in her articles, story pitches should ideally relate to these themes while integrating elements of music, childhood memories or summer experiences within the context of Sunderland.
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By: Debra Fox
Queen Elizabeth II’s Coronation ceremony was a truly special moment in history.
By: Debra Fox
Brace yourself, we’re off for a dip!
By: Debra Fox
July 1954 – the month food rationing ended completely after the Second World War.
By: Debra Fox
This month marked 124 years of Coca-Cola being on sale in Britain – but does it REALLY compare to sarsaparilla from the pop man?
By: Debra Fox
August 1932 – the month the first-ever Mars Bar went on sale.
By: Debra Fox
Cue the music.
By: Debra Fox
There are certain food rules by which I live my life - and one of these is a firm stance on the ceremony and occasion of a curry night.
By: Debra Fox
Hungry for a trip to the shops? Well, grab your bags. We’re off to the supermarket!
By: Debra Fox
Do you remember your first Sunderland match?
By: Debra Fox
Crunching through the autumn leaves and turning your street’s ice into a slide.
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