Josie Clarke is a journalist based in Cardiff, United Kingdom, with a focus on local news and current affairs. She has written for various publications including Yahoo News UK, Daily Express, Evening Standard, Nottinghamshire Live, Western Mail, The Independent, AOL UK, and The London Economic. Josie's articles cover a wide range of topics including politics, consumer affairs, and entertainment.
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Josie Clarke's focus is predominantly on local retail, consumer spending, and energy-related topics in Cardiff and the United Kingdom. She often cites data and government announcements to support her articles.
If you are reaching out to Josie with a pitch, consider providing locally relevant insights related to retail promotions, consumer trends or energy matters within Cardiff or the UK. Ensure your pitches align with her coverage themes of energy, product promotions, deals & promotions, food & beverage as well as topics such as retail and consumer spending.
Additionally, if you have access to specific data sets or can provide analysis based on recent government announcements that impact consumers in these areas, it could make for a compelling pitch for Josie.
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By: Lucy Thorne, Josie Clarke
The virtual Minecraft world will soon come to life
By: Lucy Thorne, Josie Clarke
Fans of Minecraft will be able to enjoy a world first as the game is set to be brought to life at a UK theme park.
By: Josie Clarke
The advertising watchdog has banned ads for five gold dealers for failing to make clear that the investments are unregulated and their value could vary.
By: Josie Clarke
More than a third of online shoppers – almost 15 million people – experienced a problem with a parcel delivery in the last month, according to an annual Citizens Advice study.
By: Josie Clarke
The energy price cap is expected to rise again from January, with the regulator set to make its second consecutive winter-time increase to the cap
By: Josie Clarke
UK households are bracing for another surge in energy bills come January, as the regulator is anticipated to announce its second consecutive winter increase to the price cap.
Consumer confidence improved in November amid signs shoppers are ready to put political upheaval behind them to spend again on Black Friday and Christmas.
Ofgem’s energy price cap is rising again, by 1.2% from January 1.
Ofgem has confirmed household energy bills are to rise again from January 1 as...
Away from the famous Christmas markets of Bruges, Berlin and Salzburg, Josie Clarke discovers a lesser-known but equally magical experience in the snowy squares of Prague and Ceske Budejovice
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