John Bett is a features writer with a focus on local news in the United Kingdom. He has written for various publications including CornwallLive, Daily Mirror, and Western Mail. John covers a wide range of topics including travel, human interest stories, current events, and lifestyle features.
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John Bett's coverage indicates a focus on local news stories, with a notable emphasis on human interest pieces and evolving local events. He may be interested in pitches that provide unique perspectives or personal insights into ongoing issues within the United Kingdom, particularly those related to Cornwall.
Given his coverage of "Predictions" and "Olympics," there might be an opportunity to offer expertise or commentary related to these topics, potentially tying them back to the local community. Additionally, considering his coverage on eviction-related stories, he might welcome pitches featuring legal experts or individuals directly affected by housing issues for interviews or profiles.
It would also be beneficial for potential sources to have a strong understanding of the cultural nuances and dynamics specific to Cornwall when reaching out to John Bett.
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TR7 Skatepark is promising to be back bigger, stronger and better
By: Katie Wilson, Shania King-Soyza, John Bett
Insiders say Phillip Schofield called the shots, and now he's gone Fern could see a comeback
Maybe we've been taking it for granted all this time
Rose Doyle won the keys to the dreamy five-bed house
By: Lauren Beavis, John Bett
Rose Doyle won the keys to the dreamy five-bed house
Opening its doors in Lantegue Studios is the 10 Over Surf Shop
Kota Kai is one of Porthleven's most popular restaurants and it's easy to see why
By: Jim Leffman, John Bett
It could be in your home
Levi Williams was arrested
By: John Bett, Lee Trewhela
The public gallery was closed during this week's full council meeting and Devon and Cornwall Police were notified
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