Hedi Mehrez is a Race and News Reporter for Reach Plc, with a focus on local news in Kent, Canterbury, and the United Kingdom. As an award-winning journalist, Hedi's work has been featured in various publications, showcasing his dedication to covering a range of topics from community issues to travel recommendations.
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Hedi's coverage primarily focuses on local news and events in Kent, UK. With a significant portion of the coverage dedicated to evolving stories and breaking news, Hedi is likely receptive to pitches centered around timely local happenings such as road closures, accidents, or weather-related incidents.
Given the themes covered - entertainment news, family & relationships, and tragedy - she may also be interested in human-interest stories or features that resonate with the local community. Pitches related to events happening within schools, mental health initiatives or fundraisers would likely align with her areas of interest.
For those looking to pitch ideas to Hedi Mehrez itβs important they are relevant to Kent specifically and have a strong human element that resonates with the local community.
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The pub been closed since last year
The restaurant has also been praised by its customers
Offences included murder, sex offences and robbery
Offences include drug dealing, burglary and sex offences
By: Hedi Mehrez
A family of car thieves were among Surrey criminals jailed in November. At least eight criminals were put behind bars last month.
Four fire engines are at the scene
The organisers said they had no other choice but to cancel the festival
By: Hedi Mehrez
A popular festival has been cancelled for next summer due to 'unpredicatable ticket sales, rising production costs and the general econonmic conditions'.
The centre will be temporarily closed while the work is carried out
By: Hedi Mehrez
A popular wildlife visitor centre is set to be temporarily closed for a multi-million pounds refurbishment.
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