Elliot Deady is a reporter based in Colchester, United Kingdom. With a focus on local news, Elliot covers a range of topics including transportation, crime, and community issues. His work has been featured in various publications including the Clacton and Frinton Gazette, Evening Gazette, and Basildonrecorder.
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Colchester, United Kingdom (Local)
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Elliot Deady's coverage primarily focuses on local news related to Colchester, Essex, and the surrounding areas. With a strong emphasis on breaking news and government announcements, he is likely to be responsive to pitches that provide unique insights into ongoing or evolving stories in these areas.
The themes covered in Elliot's articles include crime, family & relationships, entertainment news, government & politics; therefore, relevant story angles should align with these topics for effective outreach.
Given the focus on roadworks and specific locations such as Colchester and Essex within his articles' titles and attributes of coverage suggest that providing updates or expert opinions relating to infrastructure projects or local developments could be particularly impactful when reaching out.
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By: Elliot Deady, Stuart Woodward
The event was cancelled because of insurance issues, its organiser says.
The event's organiser, Martin Wade, says he will miss the annual tradition.
A letting agent says he is receiving 30 to 40 inquiries within hours of listing a property.
Wilf Elliott says it was "the most surreal moment" of his life to meet the Top Gun star.
Eagle-eyed shoppers have seen the brand's name on a sign at the entrance to a retail park.
Eagle-eyed shoppers have seen the brand's name on a sign at the entrance to a retail park.
The remains of a chariot track were discovered in 2004.
Alex Baines says he was inspired to make the journey by his grandmother, who died of cancer.
Drivers can currently park for free for an hour, but might need to register on an app in the future.
Eight organisations across Essex receive a King's Award for Voluntary Service.
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