Emily Bonner is a TV Journalist, Presenter, and Producer for TalkTVLiverpool and a Broadcast Journalist for LiverpoolWorld. With a focus on local news and events, Emily covers a wide range of topics including lifestyle, entertainment, and community issues. Her work has been featured in publications such as BMJ, Yahoo News UK, and Yahoo Sports UK.
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Liverpool, United Kingdom (Local)
Emily Bonner’s coverage revolves around entertainment news and house & home topics, with a focus on Liverpool. Pitches to Emily could involve event promotions, seasonal content related to Liverpool or general entertainment news in the area.
Given her interest in "taste testing" alcohol-free beers and covering neighborhood experiences like the Baltic Triangle, she might be interested in lifestyle pitches about unique food and drink experiences or quirky neighborhoods.
As she focuses heavily on local events and seasonal content, offering insider insights into upcoming events, holidays or specific aspects of Liverpool's culture may pique her interest.
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By: Emily Bonner
The new action will result in members walking out on 11 weekends and half term week.
By: Emily Bonner
Sea, sand and sometimes even some sun, Crosby is a lively town on the outskirts of Liverpool with bags of personality, independent shops and restaurants.
The latest addition to Cains Brewery Village launched with a huge VIP opening party.
The latest addition to Cains Brewery Village launched with a huge VIP opening party.
By: Emily Bonner
It’s a place which really comes into its own come summer, but keep your windows shut!
By: Emily Bonner
My quest for the perfect sandwich took me across the city and one place scored a 10/10.
By: Emily Bonner
The new £7m venue offers delicious street food, live music, comedy and much more still to come.
By: Emily Bonner
The tiny house was built in 1850 in Wavertree and residents had to turn sideways to climb a staircase that was just eight inches wide.
Join me for a stroll around Croxteth Hall and Country Park, which is surrounded by beautiful woodland, pasture and a nature reserve - all of which are open to the public.
By: Emily Bonner
The exhibition at the Victoria Gallery & Museum features a bronze statue which entombed a mummified cat and the 3,500-year-old Book of the Dead.
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