Kevin Hurst is a journalist based in Haverhill, United Kingdom, and writes for the Suffolk Free Press. With a focus on local news and events, Kevin covers a range of topics including crime, business, community happenings, and awards. His work has also been featured in publications such as Diss Express and Lynn News.
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Kevin Hurst's articles primarily focus on local news, events, community affairs and human interest stories within Haverhill, United Kingdom. His coverage encompasses a wide range of topics including entertainment news, crime, family & relationships.
When reaching out to Kevin Hurst for potential story ideas or sources, consider pitching relevant local events such as community gatherings or initiatives. Human-interest stories related to the local area could also be of interest to him.
Given his emphasis on covering various aspects of the community and local happenings in Haverhill and surrounding areas in Suffolk county, pitches should align with these themes.
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By: Kevin Hurst
Fears are that traders will be left “dead in the water” if urgent action is not taken to address foul smells coming from the town’s drains.
A teenager has been released on bail after being arrested on Monday on suspicion of eight offences.
By: Kevin Hurst
A town councillor has thanked supporters after donating to his campaign to take on a former Prime Minister for her seat at the next election.
By: Kevin Hurst
A cancer survivor will drive a pink pig the length of Britain to raise money for two causes he credits with helping to save his life.
By: Kevin Hurst
A man has called on Anglian Water to fix a sunken manhole cover after recording the noise from vehicles hitting it at dangerous levels.
By: Kevin Hurst
Here are some of the works going on in the next couple of weeks which could cause some delays to drivers.
A highly-popular cake and dessert maker is feeding her community some of her sweet treats – thanks to a locker on the side of her house.
By: Kevin Hurst
A woman put her number one love to the test by reading her own height in books.
A road is closed and emergency services are currently on the scene of a serious single vehicle collision.
The recipients of this year’s Diss Honoured Citizen Awards have spoken of their delight.
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