Hollie Ryder is a local journalist based in Bishops Stortford, United Kingdom. She writes for the Bishop's Stortford Independent and her work has also appeared in the Cambridge Independent. Hollie covers a range of topics including local events, community news, crime, and environmental issues.
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Bishop's Stortford, United Kingdom (Local)
Hollie Ryder's articles predominantly cover local events, crime, entertainment news, family & relationships with a focus on Bishops Stortford in the United Kingdom. If you're reaching out to her, consider providing newsworthy local community event coverage or insights related to environmental issues impacting the area.
Given the emphasis on crime and evolving stories in Hollie's coverage attributes, she may be interested in breaking news regarding criminal activities or ongoing developments within Bishops Stortford. Additionally, pitches about photography-related events or initiatives that tie into entertainment and family themes could also align with her interests.
For those looking to reach out to Hollie Ryder for potential coverage opportunities should keep their pitch localized and relevant to residents of Bishops Stortford while aligning with her predominant themes of interest.
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By: Hollie Ryder
Stephensons and A2B Travel were drafted in to save the 301 route after Central Connect withdraw its contract over ‘unachievable’ timetables
By: Hollie Ryder
The company’s indecision and contradictory statements on whether it was going to replace the area’s postbox left residents frustrated
By: Hollie Ryder
Farmers across Essex are being invited to sign up for the free unique marking kits to protect farm vehicles and machinery and deter thieves
By: Hollie Ryder
Police say intruders forced their way into the unoccupied former care home in Windhill, causing damage inside the property.
By: Hollie Ryder
Grant Bolden, of Saffron Walden, and Jack Knight, of Dunmow, used imitation firearm and knife to rob Stansted’s Jet garage for cigarettes worth £900.
Stansted Bowling Club and Indian restaurant Brohmon are organising a charity darts tournament on May 20 for all ages and abilities
By: Hollie Ryder
Affinity Water has carried out tests on water pouring down Grove Hill to establish where it is coming from as residents endure continued damage.
By: Hollie Ryder
Sustainable Stansted has been awarded funding to carry out a biodiversity study of the village and to boost energy efficiency in homes.
By: Hollie Ryder
Julie O’Leary’s pale green Liv Alight was taken from outside Trinity Pharmacy on April 30 and despite an arrest, it has not been found.
By: Hollie Ryder
Journey into the enchanted forest on board the miniature steam train for fun activities for all the family this half term
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