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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By: Joe Harvey
From Daniel Dubroca to Fabien Galthie, who has been the men's France rugby coach since 1990 and how succesful have they been?
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Krissy Scurfield admits that her Olympic experience was bittersweet. ADVERTISEMENT
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By: Joe Harvey
The two titans of the Japanese club game will play out the next instalment of their trilogy, when Saitama Panasonic Wild Knights take on Tokyo Suntory Sungoliath on the opening day of the season in Japan on Saturday.
England and Harlequins full-back Ellie Kildunne cannot even fathom how transformative next year's home Rugby World Cup might be for her country.
Newcastle Falcons boss Steve Diamond will attempt to pull off a third successive Gallagher Premiership home win by convincing his players they can knock over the “Galacticos” of Bath at Kington Park on Saturday.
England international Ollie Hassell-Collins has signed a new deal with Leicester Tigers, as reported by RugbyPass.
By: Joe Harvey
The end of the year is always a busy time for rugby and the next couple of weeks are no exception.
Racing 92 will hold an emergency meeting today with head coach Stuart Lancaster to determine his future with the club, according to French outlet actuRugby
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