Greg Lambert is a writer, journalist, and presenter based in Lancaster, United Kingdom. With a focus on local news and events, Greg's work covers a range of topics including community developments, arts and culture, and entertainment. He has contributed to publications such as Beyond Radio and Computerworld, and his work has also been featured in Fortissium Consulting Ltd, LexBlog, Inc., and LegalTech News.
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Greg Lambert's coverage heavily focuses on local events, music, and entertainment news in the Lancaster area. He is likely to be most receptive to pitches related to upcoming local events, concerts, or community initiatives happening specifically in Lancaster or Morecambe.
Given his emphasis on covering local events and announcements, PR professionals representing local businesses or organizations hosting events would likely find success when reaching out with press releases or event invitations.
Additionally, considering Greg's coverage of music and entertainment news in the area, he may also be interested in receiving pitches related to local artists' accomplishments or newsworthy developments within the Lancaster music scene.
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By: Greg Lambert
Tomi Tatham and Danni Riley at the new TNT Elite gym in Lancaster
By: Greg Lambert
Paddy McGuinness cycling in Lancaster on Tuesday. Photo by Joshua Brandwood
By: Greg Lambert
A Lancaster rock band is pushing to achieve its first Top 5 UK album after reaching number 2 in the midweek charts.
By: Greg Lambert
Morecambe town centre's branch is on a list of post offices earmarked for possible closure.
By: Greg Lambert
Lancaster's double world record-breaking wheelchair adventurer has shared the incredible story of the dangers he faced during a canoe challenge in Africa.
By: Greg Lambert
Cash towards a new masterplan to develop Morecambe town centre as well as good news on the Eden Project and Frontierland have been announced.
By: Greg Lambert
Councillors voted to 'consider'an overnight parking ban for motorhomes and campervans in council-run car parks
By: Greg Lambert
Lancaster city councillors have voted unanimously to do all they can to tackle violence against women.
By: Greg Lambert
A club for Navy veterans faces closure "within weeks" unless vital funds can be raised.
By: Greg Lambert
A family-run Lancaster antiques centre will close in 2025 after 35 years in business.
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