Emma Elgee is a journalist based in Bristol, United Kingdom, with a focus on local news. She has written for various news outlets including BBC News, BBC Mundo, Western Daily Press, Bristol Post, and Daily Mirror. Emma covers a wide range of topics including crime, local events, mental health, and social issues.
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Emma’s coverage primarily focuses on local news, with a specific interest in breaking news and evolving stories related to crime, accidents, and community-based initiatives. She also covers government announcements relevant to her local audience.
If you are reaching out to Emma, consider providing insights or expert commentary related to ongoing incidents such as car accidents or storm-related events. Additionally, if you have expertise in mental health initiatives or crime prevention programs at the local level within the United Kingdom (specifically Bristol), your input may align well with her coverage focus.
Given that Emma's geographical focus is on Bristol and the UK more broadly, it would be beneficial for sources reaching out to ensure their pitches are tailored specifically towards this region.
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By: Caroline Martin, Emma Elgee
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The climate hub aims to teach people about the environment and sustainability.
Emma Elgee - BBC News, West of England · 2-min read A new climate hub has been created to teach people about the environment and sustainability.
Gloucestershire Academy of Music celebrates buying its site after a three-year fundraising campaign.
Emma Elgee Independent shops on a town's high street are encouraging people to shop small and local to combat Black Friday's mass consumerism.
From caves to tunnels, here are some underground places in Somerset
Moving to the area from elsewhere in the country comes with plenty of surprises
Each has a unique history and atmosphere
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