Joel Corry is a sports journalist based in Plymouth, United Kingdom. He writes for CBS Sports and 3FM, with his work also appearing in Radio Exe. Joel's articles cover a range of topics including sports contracts, local news, and social issues.
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Joel Corry's coverage primarily centers on sports, particularly player contracts and related financial implications. Given this focus, he would likely be most receptive to pitches offering insights into the business side of sports, including contract negotiations, salary cap management or similar topics.
While his articles touch on diverse local interests such as crime and weather in Plymouth, they predominantly revolve around sports. Therefore, potential contributors should provide expertise related to these themes within a UK context.
Given that Joel’s geographic focus is local (United Kingdom, Plymouth), sources with knowledge of the UK sports industry or specific players based in the region might have greater relevance for his coverage.
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By: James Sillars, Dermot Kennedy, Joel Corry, David Guetta
The owner of Guinness is understood to have placed limits on pub and bar purchases of the Irish-made stout in the UK following a rush of sales, which has reportedly sparked some panic buying ahead of Christmas.
By: Lionheart Fearless, Joel Corry, Tom Grennan, Sam Fender
Islanders are once again invited to enjoy a fantastic selection of soups at the Shelter Trust Soup Kitchen in The Royal Square.
By: Joel Corry
A look at 2024 performance bonuses for 15 noteworthy players
By: Mary Mary, Joel Corry, Kelly Clarkson
The latest Jersey Opinions and Lifestyle Survey has revealed that 48% of renters have had a'significant increase' in their monthly payments in the last three years.
By: Alix Culbertson, Mary Mary, Joel Corry
A baroness has been recommended for three weeks' suspension from the House of Lords for calling a peer "Lord Poppadom" and touching an MP's braids without her permission.
By: Nathan Dawe, Joel Corry, Ella Henderson
Russia has established "direct contact" with Syria's Hayat Tahrir al Sham (HTS) rebel group, according to state media outlet Interfax.
By: Mark Kleinman, Sam Fender, Joel Corry
Another leading technology company is being swallowed up in a transatlantic takeover that will underline the scale of the raid on some of Britain’s most promising businesses.
A car has flipped on St Saviour's Hill, closing the road.
Nigel Vooght has stepped down both as a politician and chair of the senior Policy and Finance Committee. He claims his relationship with the president of the States of Alderney has broken down 'irreparably.'
By: Joel Corry
These talented players might not be going anywhere this offseason
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