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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A cordon was in place after a man was found dead in Allenton [BBC] A further two arrests have been made as part of a murder investigation.
An outline planning application is submitted to North West Leicestershire District Council.
The charity said it has put 17 people at risk of redundancy to protect its core at-home services.
A new £10m building will be constructed before the existing one is demolished.
Guy Williams, 48, can no longer walk down the flights of stairs from his third floor flat.
By: Rebecca Dickson, Isaac Ashe
Developers plan to pull down the empty factory and build 20 supported living homes.
The Queens Drive site has been shut since it was flooded on 6 January.
Isaac Ashe & Ash Geaney A retired man has "made such a difference" after taking the decision to tidy up a Nottingham street.
The Town Street wall collapsed again after erosion and recent "adverse" weather took its toll.
Charnwood council collects a special rate for the town, but that could end in a unitary authority.
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