Katie Waple is a journalist based in Reading, United Kingdom, with a focus on local news. She has written for various publications, including BBC Mundo, BBC News, AOL, Inc., and Cigalah Group. Katie's articles cover a range of topics including local events, crime, human interest stories, and community issues. Her work has also been featured in Yahoo News and Yahoo Sports Canada.
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Katie Waple's coverage focuses on local news, with a significant emphasis on crime and entertainment. She is likely to be interested in pitches related to local events, human-interest stories, and community initiatives within the Reading area or wider UK. Consider offering her exclusive interviews with individuals involved in breaking news incidents or feature pieces that highlight unique local experiences.
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Dr Leslie Spiers saved a woman whose car had been swept up in flood water during Storm Bert.
Katie Waple - BBC News · 2-min read A former mountain rescue volunteer has described saving a woman from drowning after her car went into floodwater during Storm Bert.
Thames Water says "excess sewage water" at Newbury Station occurred despite its "proactive measures".
CEO and founder of Newbury Soup Kitchen, Meryl Praill, says she is "incredibly proud" of her team.
Katie Waple A nine-year-old schoolgirl has said appearing in Paddington in Peru was "really cool".
Actress Anita Dobson cut the ribbon to the new Thames Hospice Homestore in Maidenhead.
Bus usage in Reading has grown by 11.4% to 19.5 million passenger journeys in the last year.
How a family heirloom piano ended up at Reading Station.
A charity thought the donation of the egg "was a joke" at first before putting it up for sale.
Tina Williams, 70, from Reading has been struggling with intermittent heating for years.
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