Josh Tate is a Trainee Broadcast Journalist for Radio Exe, focusing on local news in the Exeter area of the United Kingdom. With a passion for sports and entertainment, Josh covers a range of topics including local football matches, theater reviews, and cultural events.
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Josh Tate's coverage primarily encompasses local events and sports, with a strong emphasis on football and rugby. He would likely be receptive to pitches related to local sporting events, particularly those involving teams from Exeter or the surrounding area.
Given his interest in theatre and politics as well, he may also consider pitches related to these topics if they are specific to the Exeter region. For instance, submissions could include reviews of local theatre productions or political stories that have a direct impact on the community in Exeter.
Considering his focus on event coverage at the local level, it is important for potential contributors to tailor their pitches accordingly by highlighting how their proposed content aligns with Josh's geographic scope and themes of interest.
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Tens of thousands of households across Devon and Cornwall are currently without power, with some unlikely to have it restored until this evening.
By: Josh Tate
GLASGOW — It was a tough road trip for the Sidney Eagles as they dropped their season opener 79–61 against the Glasgow Scotties on Thursday evening.
Reece Graves, after winning the 132 State Championship earlier this year.
By: Josh Tate
GRENORA — With plenty of worthy nominations from coaches this week, Abby Lowes for the Westby-Grenora Thunder tore up the competition this past weekend and is this week's
RAY — Continuing their offensive and defensive showcase they started in an opening night win against the Alexander Comets, the Trenton Lady Tigers took another lopsided 66–21 win over the
By: Josh Tate
WATFORD CITY — In a face-off against the Terry Terriers at the Border Battle last weekend, the Alexander Lady Comets would fall 54–21 while the boys would win 48–39.
Devon County Council is set to receive the largest amount of government funding for road repairs next year, more than any other council in the UK.
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King Charles and former Bishop of Exeter (image courtesy: Russell Sach)
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