Eloise Gilmore is a local journalist based in Newark, United Kingdom. She writes for the Newark Advertiser and her work has also been featured in the Rutland & Stamford Mercury and Grantham Journal. Eloise covers a range of topics including local news, community events, crime, and environmental issues.
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Newark, United Kingdom (Local)
Eloise's coverage focuses on local events, government announcements, and seasonal themes. She predominantly covers entertainment news, crime, and family & relationships. Based on this information:
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2. Providing updates on ongoing community initiatives such as flood defense projects or other seasonal traditions might also align with her focus.
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A town’s market place is set to be spruced up after residents raised concerns about graffiti and unsightly stalls.
A 5k fundraising walk is to take place in a beautiful forest setting this summer, helping to raise money for dementia research.
Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust is preparing for 30 Days Wild — its month long challenge promoting ‘Random Acts of Wildness’.
A composer’s master choral work is to be performed in concert by the Newark Choral Society.
Plans for a £60,000 augmented reality app could help unearth a town’s hidden history.
A care home’s residents have celebrated National Gardening Week — and filled their garden with colourful flowers.
A £1.4million grant has been awarded to fund ambitious plans for Newark Castle’s Gatehouse.
More areas prone to flooding are set to receive a helping hand, thanks to a wave of new volunteers signing up to be community flood signage wardens.
A dozen dazzling pro dancers from BBC One’s smash hit Strictly Come Dancing are on tour.
A new, enhanced Integrated Sexual Health Service is to be rolled out later this year.
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