Katie Oborn is a Community Reporter at Plymouth Live, focusing on local news and events in Plymouth, United Kingdom. With a background in writing and poetry, Katie brings a unique perspective to her reporting, covering a range of topics including community stories, local businesses, events, and human interest pieces.
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Katie Oborn's reporting focuses on local news, particularly events and businesses in Plymouth. Her coverage attributes show a significant interest in expert commentary, as well as announcements and promotional deals related to house & home, family & relationships, and entertainment news.
If you are reaching out to Katie Oborn, consider offering your expertise or insights on local events or developments in Plymouth. She might be interested in pitches concerning new business openings, community initiatives, unique personal stories that tie into the themes she covers such as family-owned businesses or heartwarming tales within the community.
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