Jonny Chick is a local journalist based in Cambridge, United Kingdom. He writes for publications such as Suffolk Free Press and Diss Express, covering topics related to sports, including football transfers, match reports, and updates on local teams. His work has also been featured in other publications like Cambridge Independent and Lynn News.
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Jonny Chick's local focus on sports, particularly football, indicates he is likely to be most responsive to pitches related to events and announcements involving local teams and players. Pitches offering exclusive insights or interviews with coaches, players, or officials from the mentioned clubs could be of interest.
Considering Jonny’s frequent coverage of transfer rumors and match results within a specific geographic region (Cambridge), PR professionals might consider pitching stories that revolve around player transfers in lower league football clubs or other significant developments at Cambridge-based teams.
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By: Jonny Chick
Former Linton Village College pupil Angharad Evans stated her call-up to the Team GB Olympic squad is a moment she will never forget.
By: Jonny Chick
Watch the moment Needham Market lifted the Pitching In Southern League Premier Central trophy after their defeat at home to Mickleover.
By: Jonny Chick
Needham Market captain Keiran Morphew, who came through the club’s academy, reflected on lifting the league trophy in front of a packed Bloomfields.
By: Jonny Chick
Ipswich Town have dropped out of the top-two spots in the Sky Bet Championship table after Leeds picked up three points at Middlesbrough last night.
Ipswich Town boss Kieran McKenna revealed two players have returned to training this week ahead of the trip to Hull City on Saturday.
By: Jonny Chick
Thetford Town boss Matt Morton is confident his side can progress to the play-off final if they perform to the levels he knows they can reach.
Needham Market chairman Keith Nunn believes the club will be able to cope with the financial demands of Step 2 football.
Framlingham Town boss Liam Abraham stated his side have ‘a point to prove’ and ‘an opportunity to put last year right’ against Cornard United.
By: Jonny Chick
After he went the distance to claim the ICO light Cruiserweight World title, Leon Dunnett admitted he turned down professional contract offers.
After being on the pitch for less than a minute, Billy Nasso scored the winning goal to send Cornard United through to the play-off final.
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