Harriet Heywood is an award-winning Broadcast Journalism Graduate and full-time news reporter for BBC, specializing in covering Peterborough and other areas in Cambridgeshire. With a focus on local news in the United Kingdom, Harriet's work has been featured in various publications, showcasing her dedication to reporting on community events, social issues, and human interest stories.
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Harriet's reporting is focused on local events and developments in the Bury area, with a significant emphasis on crime and entertainment news. To effectively reach out to her, consider providing insights or access related to local events, business activities, community initiatives, and police activities within Bury. Additionally, offering interviews or information about upcoming book releases may also be of interest.
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Friends of Mohammed Farraj say they are proud to have known him.
By: Kayleigh Poacher, Harriet Heywood
The manager says her "heart sinks" when she sees a new pile of items dumped outside the shop.
A man convicted of sending money to a nephew fighting for a terror group in Syria is sentenced.
Cambridge University says Mr Allen will "forever be an honorary member of the porters’ lodge".
It is the first time an eastern mountain bongo has been born at Woburn in more than a decade
Alex Dunlop Harriet Heywood A woman who relearned to walk and talk after suffering two strokes at the age of 51 said connecting with other stroke survivors helped her rebuild her life.
By: Harriet Heywood, Tom Jackson
The Manea and District Paranormal Investigators say membership has rocketed from 67 to nearly 1,000.
By: Louise Hulland, Harriet Heywood
Mayor of St Neots, Richard Slade, says it is "another step towards inclusivity in our town".
The International Union for Conservation of Nature says hedgehogs are suffering a rapid decline.
By: Harriet Heywood
Google, Apple and TomTom say changes will be made to audio prompts after two women died.
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