Gemma Sherlock is a PR Manager at @wearepink and a former editor and journalist at @dailymirror and @reachplc. She is also the host of @ImFinePodcast_ and a grief campaigner. Gemma's work has appeared in various publications such as the Daily Mirror, Manchester Evening News, OK! Magazine, and Dublin Live, covering topics ranging from technology and consumer products to entertainment and events.
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Gemma's coverage is heavily focused on promotional deals, entertainment news, and events in Dublin and the UK. She seems to have a keen interest in consumer promotions, particularly around Black Friday deals and entertainment events such as concerts.
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His family said he was a friend to everyone and nobody was a stranger in his eyes.
Lancashire police and other emergency services are stepping up patrols to keep residents safe.
Lancashire police and other emergency services are stepping up patrols to keep residents safe.
A man is in custody after being arrested on suspicion of causing death by careless driving.
Andy Burnham calls on the government to make rail services in the North a "top priority".
Two of the subways have been decorated with a woodland theme to make the community feel "safer".
By: Gemma Sherlock
The knitted poppies form part of a drape which has been described as "cascading from the sky".
Off-duty junior doctor Joe Clarkson gave CPR to a runner who had collapsed in a Liverpool street.
The hub will be a place of fun and will support on housing, money, mental health and employment.
Failings to complete safety works meant "unacceptable risks" to residents, the Environment Agency says.
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