India Lawrence is a Staff Writer at Time Out Group plc. Based in London, she covers a variety of topics including nightlife, culture, dance, and food, often highlighting the vibrant local scene. India has a passion for events and entertainment, and her work has been featured in Time Out, reflecting her deep connection to the city's dynamic atmosphere.
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India Lawrence's focus on local events and entertainment news in London suggests she would be interested in pitches related to upcoming events, cultural happenings, transportation developments, and local landmarks within the city. Pitches could include exclusive previews of new venues or attractions, interviews with key figures involved in city planning or event organization, as well as insights into the impact of infrastructure projects.
Given her coverage themes like house & home and beauty & fashion are also emphasized; therefore, there may be opportunities for collaboration with lifestyle brands tied to these sectors that have a presence in London.
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By: India Lawrence
Spoiler: it’s still really expensive.
By: India Lawrence
A bill regulating rogue rickshaws has already been passed.
One union has called the decision ‘deeply concerning’.
By: India Lawrence
Westminster Council has pledged £12.7m to renovate public loos in Piccadilly Circus, Green Park and more.
The Big Smoke has taken top spot in Resonance’s World’s Best Cities ranking for the 10th year in a row.
By: India Lawrence
Featuring disruption on the Lizzie line, Overground and Piccadilly line
Britain’s 10 busiest stations are all in London
By: India Lawrence
There have been six fatal collisions involving cyclists so far in 2024.
By: India Lawrence
Islington Council has put the Sekforde’s licence under review, but there’s still time to help.
The north London traffic camera has raked in £8 million worth of fines since last August.
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