Jamie Greer is a journalist at the Liverpool Echo and other Reach titles. He specializes in breaking news, crime, health, and social affairs, with a keen focus on regional interest and wellness topics. Jamie's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Surrey Advertiser, Mirror, and LeedsLive.
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Liverpool, United Kingdom (Local)
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Jamie's coverage predominantly focuses on local events, particularly related to entertainment news and community issues. Given the local nature of his reporting, he may be interested in stories that resonate with the people in Merseyside and Liverpool.
For those looking to reach out to Jamie, consider offering human-interest stories about individuals or communities affected by recent events such as power outages or initiatives like the launch of a new union. Additionally, pitches related to community-based entertainment events or initiatives would likely align well with his coverage interests.
When reaching out to Jamie Greer, keep in mind that he is primarily focused on local news within Merseyside and Liverpool.
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By: Amy Fenton, Jamie Greer
Police have appealed for witnesses to come forward after a woman was left with serious injuries following a crash in Southport
A park appears to be a focal point for this criminal behaviour
By: Jamie Greer, Megan Banner
Una Smyth has asked for help from the people of Liverpool
Chris says he will be 'in the gutter' by October
By: Christopher Megrath, Jamie Greer
Sub Rosa was accused of providing a "terrible" experience but the bar said key details were left out
By: Jamie Greer, John Scheerhout, Andrew Bardsley
It made headlines around the world; spawned protests; provoked comment from political leaders and saw British policing come under fire. Then the courtroom drama began. Andrew Bardsley and John Scheerhout report.
By: Jamie Greer, Stephen Bark
Easyjet issued an apology to those on the flight
Police said the woman's family have been informed
Two drivers, a 29 year-old woman and a 56 year-old man died at the scene of the crash in April
The victim was treated at the scene by paramedics after the attack this morning
