Holly Williams is a correspondent specializing in local news in London, United Kingdom. She has written for various publications including Evening Standard, MyLondon, CBS News, Yahoo News UK, and AOL UK. With a wide range of coverage, Holly's articles focus on topics such as finance, politics, military affairs, technology, and current events.
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Holly Williams focuses on local (United Kingdom, London) coverage with a significant focus on government announcements and citing data. She covers topics related to finance & economy, business & industry, as well as government & politics.
Given her interest in citing data and covering financial news and banking, Holly would likely be interested in pitches from experts who can provide insightful analysis or commentary on economic trends particularly within the UK or London markets. Pitches should highlight the potential impact of such trends on businesses and industries within these areas.
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By: Damon Wilkinson, Holly Williams
The Co-operative Group has laid bare the staggering impact of shoplifting
By: Holly Williams, Damon Wilkinson
The Co-operative Group has laid bare the staggering impact of shoplifting
South West Water also said sewage spills had increased
The group has unveiled a major brand refresh, with a new menu and brunch offering launched across sites nationwide.
The British group said it would make around 1,000 fewer cars than first planned in 2024 after being hit by delays to car parts.
Rightmove has rebuffed a fourth takeover proposal from Rupert Murdoch's REA Group worth around £6.2 billion.
By: Holly Williams, Lawrence Matheson
The James Bond carmaker has warned over annual earnings as it revealed it would make around 1,000 fewer cars than first planned in 2024 after being hit by a combination of supplier disruption and a weaker demand environment in China
By: Holly Williams, Lawrence Matheson
The once loss-making restaurant business has already swung to a £4m profit so far in its financial year to October thanks to a major revamp and cost-cutting efforts
Rupert Murdoch's REA Group has abandoned its pursuit of British rival Rightmove after its last takeover approach worth £6.2 billion was rejected.
By: Lawrence Matheson, Holly Williams
REA Group, which is majority-owned by the tycoon's News Corp group, confirmed it will not make a firm offer for Rightmove, sending shares in the FTSE 100 listed property portal slumping by 7%
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