Hannah Knight is a Senior Reporter at the Bournemouth Echo. She covers a diverse range of stories across BCP and Dorset, with a specialization in court and crime, including criminal, coronial, and family courts. Hannah's work has been featured in various publications such as Wiltshire Times, Yahoo Sports UK, and the Daily Echo, among others.
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Hannah Knight's coverage largely revolves around local breaking news and evolving stories in Dorset, Bournemouth, with a notable focus on crime and family-related issues. She appears to be interested in human interest stories as well as local business updates.
Given her focus on local matters, Hannah may be most responsive to pitches that involve exclusive interviews or unique angles related to crime incidents, community events, weather impacts, or businesses within the Dorset and Bournemouth area. Additionally, she might appreciate expert commentary from individuals who can provide insights into local police matters or changes affecting families and relationships within the community.
If you have compelling human-interest stories related to these themes in this region or expertise relevant to locals' concerns about safety and well-being, it would likely resonate strongly with her coverage priorities.
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Police and the ambulance service were called to help a man in need of medical attention in Bournemouth.
NO ARRESTS have been made three months after two huge heath fires were set alight from human intervention.
By: Hannah Knight
A HOUSE fire which resulted in five pets being rescued, was caused by a sunlight refraction in the garden.
A MOTHER’S death has sparked changes on the road after a coroner found several people had died at the same junction.
The following cases were heard at Poole Magistrates' Court:
A new café is set to take over a former bar at a site in Ashley Cross, Poole.
The following cases were heard at Poole Magistrates' Court:
A MAN with a debilitating illness is set to host a fundraising concert to raise money for charity.
STAFF have been left ‘reeling’ after an announced closure of a hospital ward.
By: Hannah Knight
RAPISTS and sex offenders are being charged, convicted and jailed without ever having their photos or DNA taken, the Echo can reveal.
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