Katie Hoggan is a Community Reporter for the Western Mail, with her work also appearing in various local publications across the UK. She covers a wide range of topics, including local events, community stories, human interest features, and business news, showcasing the diversity and vibrancy of the areas she covers.
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Swansea, United Kingdom (Local)
Katie Hoggan's coverage mainly focuses on local news, personal stories, and travel within the Welsh region. Her articles cover topics such as local events, human interest stories, and community happenings. If you're looking to pitch to Katie, consider providing her with unique and heartwarming personal stories from the area or highlighting interesting places for travel and leisure activities in Wales.
Additionally, pitches that involve aspects of home life or local entertainment news may also resonate well with her beat. To effectively reach out to Katie Hoggan ensure your content is tailored specifically towards the Welsh audience or has a strong local angle with elements of family & relationships, house & home-related features as well as entertaining tidbits about this specific geographic area.
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By: Katie Hoggan, Norena Shopland
This LGBTQ+ History Month, we've rounded up 10 change-makers and defining moments in Welsh history you should know about
By: Katie Hoggan
Our thoughts are with those who have lost their friends and family
Locals would party all night (and then some) at clubs notorious for 10p drinks and the carnage that sometimes followed, but the party has died somewhat since then and it's had a big impact on some people
Our thoughts are with those who have lost a loved one
By: Katie Hoggan
The postwoman and mum from Swansea has passed out from "horrendous" pain and said she has no idea how she is going to manage
By: Katie Hoggan
Residents of this Welsh housing complex all have two things in common - they are all 55 or over and make up part of Swansea's huge Chinese community. Many of them also have fascinating stories to tell of migration and resilience.
Award-winning PUNCH journalist, Chevening scholar relives time at UK varsity
It still had dusty bottles of drink on the bar top and a menu offering things like 'faggots and peas and spag bol' for a very reasonable £1.50 when builders first went in and discovered it
By: Katie Hoggan
Tucked away above the former BHS store in Princess Way, Swansea city centre, a remarkable snapshot of yesteryear's nightlife was found sitting eerily untouched.
By: Laura-Udall, Katie Hoggan, Laura Mckenna
The old Cavalier bar had not welcomed drinkers since the 1980s
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