Joanna Taylor is a Food and Drink Editor at ES Magazine, specializing in local news and events in Peterborough, United Kingdom. She writes for various publications including Cambs Times, Peterborough Telegraph, Cambridge News, and BBC News, covering topics such as housing development, planning permissions, local businesses, and mental health issues. Her work has also been featured in BBC Mundo, Evening Standard, Fenland Citizen, Wisbech Standard, LITTLEPORT SHOW LIMITED, Rutland & Stamford Mercury, and Cambridge Independent.
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Joanna Taylor's coverage predominantly focuses on local government announcements and legal policy regulations, specifically related to topics such as housing, real estate, planning permission, and environmental issues like tree preservation. Additionally, she covers stories related to mental health.
When pitching a story to Joanna, consider providing insights from local government officials or experts in law and regulation within the Peterborough area. Stories that focus on community impact would likely be well-received by her audience. If you have expertise in local governance or specific knowledge of Peterborough's regulatory landscape regarding housing development or environmental protection laws, your input could be valuable for her articles.
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Nearly 7,000 people sign a petition opposing plans for the busway in south-east Cambridge.
Nearly 7,000 people sign a petition opposing plans for the busway in south-east Cambridge.
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