Joe Stack is a journalist at Sussex World, primarily covering sports and sports business. With contributions to various outlets such as RTE, Worthing Herald, and Yahoo News UK, he also explores topics including crime, traffic, academia, and food & drink. Joe's diverse reporting reflects his commitment to delivering insightful commentary on the intersections of these themes.
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Joe Stack's coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly crime, government announcements, and evolving stories in the West Sussex area. Pitches should be tailored to suit his focus on local events and issues such as crime reports, political developments involving local figures like Gillian Keegan, or breaking news within the specified region.
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By: Joe Stack
The Liberal Democrats have announced their selection for the latest parliamentary candidate.
By: Joe Stack
Brighton is the second most searched for city for fish and chips, a new study has revealed.
By: Joe Stack
An anti-overdevelopment group has written to Gillian Keegan to demand more is done to stop speculative development.
By: Joe Stack
An anti-overdevelopment group has written to Gillian Keegan to demand more is done to stop speculative development.
A 16-year-old boy has been convicted of stealing a motorcycle in Eastbourne.
By: Joe Stack
For the first time in 14 years a blue super moon will be visible in the night sky.
By: Joe Stack
The A29 is partially blocked after a truck stalled this evening (Tuesday, August 29).
And so it begins - at around 1.30pm this afternoon a huge roar will sound in the Cotswolds as the Supreme Novices Hurdle gets underway - and the 2024 Cheltenham Festival will begin.
Galopin Des Champs must be getting quite used to victory parades in Leighlinbridge, as for the second successive year, the Co Carlow Village turned out to welcome home the Cheltenham Gold Cup winner.
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