Evie Lake is a journalist at JPIMedia. She covers a diverse range of topics including animals, crime and justice, and arts and entertainment, often focusing on themes such as animal cruelty and white-collar crime. Evie's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo News UK, BBC News, and Yahoo Lifestyle Australia.
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Evie Lake's coverage centers on local news, particularly in Newcastle and the North East of England. She frequently covers topics related to house & home and sports, with a focus on events and press releases.
If you are reaching out to Evie, consider providing insights or information related to local events, developments in the housing market within Newcastle or the North East region, as well as sports-related news from these areas. Additionally, if your pitch involves press release-worthy content such as newsworthy events or announcements relevant to her geographic focus, it would likely resonate with Evie.
Given her interest in "Retro Photos," she may also be interested in pitches relating to historical aspects of Newcastle and South Tyneside that could potentially tie into current events or trends.
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The company behind the Newcastle Puppetry Festival believes the artform is largely "misunderstood".
A land agent says it has "turned ground that was devoid of life into one that is now thriving".
The North Shields-born musician says he is "heartbroken" but risks "lasting damage" if he performs.
Recovery could take "many months, if not years" for people and businesses affected by the fire.
Many of the puppets had been made in Newcastle schools and care homes, the artistic director says.
Nick Kirkham says he is having "sleepless nights" worrying about his family's future.
Owner Tony Johnson says working with animals is "better than working with a psychologist".
It is hoped sections of the sculpture will go on display in the future.
Clëo Bishop-Bolt finishes the 160-mile race in third place, despite her heroic doggy detour.
Lottie King says she is "grateful" for all the people her son has brought into her life.
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