Georgia Lambert is a Junior Journalist based in the United Kingdom. She primarily writes for The Times and BlogTalkRadio, covering a wide range of topics including healthcare, education, mental health, and current affairs. Her work has also been featured in LiverpoolWorld.
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Georgia's coverage centers around national issues in the United Kingdom, particularly government and politics, healthcare, and wellbeing. She often cites data and government announcements.
For effective outreach to Georgia Lambert, consider providing expert commentary on UK-specific government policies related to healthcare, mental health services or NHS operations. Additionally, pitches focused on studies or surveys related to public health issues such as obesity could be of interest.
Given her wide-ranging topics including university rankings and finance alongside a focus on specific dates for events or releases (e.g., University of the Year 2024), tailoring pitches with exclusive access to relevant data or insights into these areas might also catch her attention.
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By: Andrew Currie, Georgia Lambert, Ron Gerbron, Barbara Honegger, Consciousness Zen
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Mobiles have been blamed for a rise in anxiety, anorexia and attention disorders. Schools in St Albans plan to take action
The frontrunner in next month’s university election reveals how his days as a student there ‘changed my life’ — and how he would ‘blaze a trail’ for others
Many schools dictate that clothing branded with their logo must be worn
Literature students once read three books a week but now manage only one every three weeks, warns Sir Jonathan Bate — but is it entirely the fault of smartphones?
The former Pakistani prime minister is one of several candidates for the role of chancellor, but his eligibility has been questioned
By: Georgia Lambert, Nicola Woolcock
The former Pakistani prime minister has been excluded from the list of candidates after applying from prison
By: Nicola Woolcock, Georgia Lambert
Embassies warn that new charge on private schools must not apply to them and say it could have a knock-on effect on their businesspeople relocating to Britain
Legal battles mount against 20 per cent tax on school fees
Ignorant swipe at aspiration will kill off family businesses, entrepreneur says as backlash grows over inheritance tax reforms
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