Indy Almroth-Wright is a New Media Journalist based in Southampton, United Kingdom. With a focus on local news, Indy covers a wide range of topics including weather-related incidents, infrastructure updates, traffic accidents, and community events. Their work has been featured in BBC Mundo, BBC News, and Yahoo News.
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Southampton, United Kingdom (Local)
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Indy Almroth-Wright's coverage primarily focuses on local news, with a significant emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news. She frequently reports on government announcements and events in the Southampton area.
Given her focus, she may be interested in pitches related to ongoing or developing local stories, especially those concerning infrastructure repairs, traffic accidents, weather warnings, and other issues affecting the Southampton community. Additionally, human interest pieces such as surprise visits to hospitals or incidents involving public figures might also align well with her coverage areas.
Pitching local experts or individuals directly affected by these evolving stories could be particularly effective for reaching out to Indy Almroth-Wright.
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The team swam the final 470 lengths to complete their challenge of 24 miles on Friday.
The swan ended up trapped in netting before falling to the floor after smashing through a skylight.
Organisers of the Great Dorset Steam Fair say it costs about £5m to run the event each year.
By: Indy Almroth-Wright
Kenyon Kirkpatrick gives advent calendars to the food bank his family relied on when he was a child.
The swan suffered bruising and a small cut after he crash-landed through the glass skylight.
People are being urged to get ready for flooding with over 20 flood warning in place.
The deluge from Storm Bert has left roads underwater, rail services cancelled and schools shut.
It comes after people living near the River Stour were rescued following flooding on Tuesday.
Indy Almroth-Wright About 50 firefighters are tackling a fire at a cafe in Dorchester which has caused the building to partially collapse.
The building, gutted by fire, has fallen and spread across the street.
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