Eleanor Peake is a Features Writer at the i. She covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, finance, and architecture, while also exploring themes related to real estate and animal care. Eleanor's work has been featured in VICE Media and The i Paper.
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Eleanor Peake's articles predominantly cover family and relationships, house and home, and health & wellbeing topics. Her coverage often includes citing data while also incorporating expert commentary. To effectively reach out to her, consider pitching personal stories related to parenting or health/wellness that are backed by credible data or insights from experts in the field.
Given Eleanor’s focus on seasonal content as well as how-to guides, she might be interested in pitches about managing events such as Christmas from a unique perspective or providing practical advice for everyday challenges faced within families.
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By: Eleanor Peake
Those in their mid-30s to mid-40s are three times more likely to rent than 20 years ago. Eleanor Peake speaks to the mid-lifers on good salaries about why they will never be able to buy a family home
By: Eleanor Peake
Half of Gen Z hold an investment, in a radical departure from how previous generations grew their money
The retired rugby legend shares the moments that shaped him, from his struggle with dyslexia to having empty nest syndrome with wife Gabby Logan
By: Eleanor Peake
Michael Heppell has coached everyone from Sara Cox to Davina McCall and England footballers
The Girls School Association warns Labour’s plan to charge VAT on private school fees in January could lead to fewer women in science
The doctor, former Love Island contestant and podcaster opens up about grief, ADHD and why he has a tattoo of a hairdryer
With companies reverting back to pre-pandemic office work, Eleanor Peake speaks to those impacted - and finds Gen Z will find it hardest
By: Eleanor Peake
When the pandemic hit, sky-high London rental prices meant Katie Wright was able to passively earn £1,800 a month by renting out her flat, which enabled her dream move
An eye mask with inbuilt headphones, a dog collar, and the perfect lipstick are just a few of the everyday items that have transformed lives
The majority of UK Christmas shoppers buy gifts for 6-10 people each year and spend around £40 per person. But some adult children are slightly more demanding
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