Imogen McGuckin is a journalist based in Bristol, United Kingdom, with a focus on local news and features. She writes for various publications including Western Daily Press, DevonLive, Bristol Post, and ITV News. Imogen's articles cover a range of topics including travel, entertainment, human interest stories, and local events.
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Imogen's coverage clearly focuses on local lifestyle, health, and events in the United Kingdom with a specific emphasis on Bristol and the surrounding areas. She might be interested in pitches that highlight unique aspects of village life, local tourism attractions or events taking place in Somerset.
Given her focus on evolving stories, breaking news and government announcements related to health and lifestyle topics, reaching out with insights into local initiatives or events tied to these themes could be effective.
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By: Imogen McGuckin
More than 20 otter cubs have been separated from their parents by heavy rainfall this year.
By: Imogen McGuckin
Drink spiking is not a new phenomenon - in Bristol or any other city - but as a society, we still haven't cracked how to stamp it out for good.
By: Imogen McGuckin
A woman who thinks her drink was spiked in Bristol says she "feared for her life" after collapsing and suffering seizures.
The tiny hamlet of Moreton, which was flooded in the 1950s - but reappears every summer
By: Imogen McGuckin
Glastonbury Festival has become a "special place" for nomadic people to meet up and share experiences, a New Traveller has said.
By: Imogen McGuckin
Revellers at Glastonbury Festival this year may have spotted a new sculpture in the Peace Garden beside the Stone Circle.
Somerset is home to many picturesque locations, but few can rival the historical richness of Compton Martin.
By: Imogen McGuckin
Nearly 80 white storks have visited Cornwall on their summer migration Credit: Adrian Langdon
It has stood on the same spot for more than 500 years
Oh how we wish we could dance in them again
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