Eleanor Peake is a People Writer for The i Paper, with a focus on national stories in the United Kingdom. Her articles cover a range of topics including personal experiences, lifestyle, relationships, and social issues. Eleanor's writing style is engaging and relatable, offering readers unique perspectives and insights.
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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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Surrogacy is growing with nearly four times more parental orders in 2020 than in 2011. Meet the single men starting families
By: Eleanor Peake
In childhood, it’s easy to understand the parent-child relationship. But when the children become self-sufficient adults, dynamics change
By: Eleanor Peake
With children as young as six saving for their first home, is Gen A the most entrepreneurial cohort yet? Eleanor Peake speaks to the young businesspeople about what drives them
By: Eleanor Peake
More people are writing their pets into their wills - with some bequeathing their entire estates to animals, writes Eleanor Peake
Pasta has been demonised as a high GI carb, but dietitians enjoy it regularly - here they reveal how they boost the health benefits
One-minute video life updates - the Wednesday Waffle - have become a phenomenon among friend groups. Eleanor Peake embraces it
By: Eleanor Peake
Seven years on from Grenfell, only 991 of 4,336 buildings identified as unsafe have had remediation work, leaving residents living in limbo
By: Eleanor Peake
The only comprehensive available is a 90-minute commute away, but with the VAT on fees we'll be paying an extra £4,000 a year, says one mother
By: Eleanor Peake
As the show celebrates its 25th anniversary, a couple tell how their house build blew the budget and put their relationship under strain, but was 'the happiest time of their life'
By: Eleanor Peake
Sabbaticals are on the rise: 12 per cent of companies in the UK offer paid career breaks, while 53 per cent offer unpaid leave. Eleanor Peake speaks to the people who have taken time off to escape the 9-5, and the businesses who let them
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