Jennifer Harby is a journalist based in Derby, United Kingdom. She writes for BBC Mundo and BBC News, focusing on local news and events in the Derby area. Jennifer covers a wide range of topics, including community events, historical landmarks, cultural milestones, and human interest stories.
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Jennifer Harby's local coverage focuses on events, government announcements, and press releases related to entertainment news and family/relationship topics in Derby, United Kingdom. To effectively reach out to her, consider offering stories about local events or initiatives within the community. Additionally, human-interest pieces about individuals with unique talents or ties to the area may also be of interest to her audience. When reaching out, emphasizing the local relevance of your pitch is crucial for capturing Jennifer's attention.
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The 3,500 capacity entertainment and events venue forms the second phase of a £200m regeneration scheme.
The work saw tracks updated in both Clay Cross Tunnel and Milford Tunnel on the Midland Main Line.
People will be able to tour the school, look through old photos and reminisce about their time there.
The National Trust says it is thrilled the woodland in Derbyshire will now include hazel dormice.
The panels chart the city's development from Roman times and feature famous figures such as Joseph Merrick.
The Line of Duty actress has also been recognised for her charity work with the Alzheimer's Society.
Stephen Hallam co-founded the British Pie Awards and ran Melton Mowbray's oldest bakery.
Mick "The Chops" Wallage is a three-time winner at what he calls "Crufts for men with beards".
Christine Crapper - formerly Owen - regularly appeared with Nicholas Parsons on Sale of the Century.
Presenter Geoff Hamilton's son Nick now runs the gardens that became a fixture of Friday night TV.
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