Haydn Lewis is a Digital Audience Content Editor at The Press in York. He focuses on themes such as public security, crime and justice, and education, encompassing topics like disaster and emergency response, public event safety, and the education system. Haydn's work has been featured in notable publications including The National Newspaper, Telegraph & Argus, and Yahoo News UK.
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Haydn Lewis's coverage focuses predominantly on local news, particularly crime and weather-related incidents in the North Yorkshire area. If you have information or insights related to ongoing events such as flooding, police incidents, or other evolving stories within this geographic region, your pitch is likely to align with Haydn's areas of interest.
Given his emphasis on breaking news and evolving stories, providing timely updates or exclusive details about local crime or weather-related events could increase the likelihood of engagement with your pitch.
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By: Haydn Lewis
Fortus and the Fortus Foundation is hosting a not-for-profit masterclass at York St John University.
Firefighters have been called to a house fire in Railway Terrace in Holgate.
By: Haydn Lewis
PIZZA restaurant Cresci, in Piccadilly in York has reopened after a pipe burst.
Planned strikes at All Saints RC and St George's RC Schools in the city next week have been called off after a vote of union members.
The Aldwark synagogue in York has been deconsecrated at a ceremony held in the city.
Towthorpe Road railway level crossing in York set to close while works are carried out.
STREETS in Haxby are set to close as a community carnival and parade get underway.
Leeman Road is set to be rerouted through the new York Central development.
HMV has been evacuated after a fire in York.
A fire in Centurion Way in Clifton Moor in York has been started deliberately.
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