Joe Harvey is a local journalist based in Newcastle, United Kingdom. With a focus on sports and community news, Joe has written for various publications including The Mag, Oxford Mail, Telegraph & Argus, and SourceSecurity. He is known for his coverage of local sports events and his insightful reviews of theater performances.
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Joe Harvey's coverage predominantly revolves around sports, particularly football and rugby, with a focus on local teams such as Newcastle United. He also covers events and announcements related to sports.
When reaching out to Joe, consider pitching stories about local football matches or rugby games in the Newcastle area. Additionally, offering insights into sports-related events or announcing significant developments within these areas would likely be of interest to him.
Given his focus on local content and event coverage, he may appreciate pitches related to community engagement initiatives by sports organizations in the Newcastle region or stories that highlight the connection between fans and their local teams.
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Wednesday night’s match ended Nottingham Forest 1 Newcastle 1 (United win 4-3 on penalties).
Getting off to a good start is imperative if you’re serious about challenging for a Champions League spot.
Kieran O'Hara's love of running stronger than ever
With a sentence Michele Kang changed the direction of the USA Women's Rugby Sevens team.
By: Joe Harvey
Leading forwards coach Dewald Senekal is excited to be bringing his pioneering Poker Face system to Major League Rugby side the New England Free Jacks.
By: Joe Harvey
Leading forwards coach Dewald Senekal is excited to be bringing his pioneering Poker Face system to the New England Free Jacks.
Powered by Alex Corbisiero’s words of wisdom and fresh from a Major League Rugby sabbatical, Luke Green is hoping to put a turbulent start...
I thought Anthony Gordon looked like a fish out of water hugging the right touchline on Wednesday evening where he was pretty ineffective, albeit having had the misfortune of coming up against Chelsea’s most impressive player, Marc Cucuerlla.
Kate Zackary is proud of what her USA team achieved at WXV 1 despite not picking up a win at the tournament. ADVERTISEMENT
At grass roots level especially, referees face ridiculous amounts of verbal abuse.
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