Isaac Ashe is the Deputy Digital Publishing Editor for LeicestershireLive, with a focus on local news in the Leicester area. He has also had work featured in Derbyshire Live. Isaac covers a range of topics, including breaking news, crime, events, and local interest stories.
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Isaac Ashe's coverage heavily focuses on local news, particularly police incidents, road closures, and events in Leicester. His articles also cover topics related to entertainment news, house & home, crime, and sports.
Given this focus, Isaac would likely be most responsive to pitches that provide exclusive insights or access to information related to ongoing police incidents or breaking news in Leicester. Additionally, he may be interested in stories related to local events and entertainment happenings within the region.
Pitches offering expert commentary from individuals with firsthand knowledge of local issues such as crime trends or community events could resonate well with Isaac. Similarly, providing data-driven insights into topics like traffic patterns or housing trends specific to Leicester might capture his interest.
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Police say they recovered "multiple bladed articles" as they arrested the man.
Ginger tom Beau is so beloved, locals are planning an artwork in his honour.
By: Isaac Ashe, Adele Wilkinson
A GP surgery wants to shut while a pharmacy and the Post Office are moving a mile down the road.
By: Isaac Ashe, Rachel Royce
Roger Brown's grandfather and father both served in the forces and then helped the Poppy Appeal.
Surveys found drivers on the A6 were routinely breaking the 30mph limit in the village.
Children who have left the classroom for health reasons will be helped back in to education.
Residents living near the M1 share their memories of the now 65-year-old motorway.
Stapleford Park has an uncertain future - with liquidators appointed - but also a fascinating past.
There has been a branch in the town for more than 100 years, but it now has a dozen active members.
These dogs train hard alongside their human handlers ready to deploy at home and overseas.
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