Kirsten Robertson is a news reporter based in Birmingham, United Kingdom. She specializes in covering local news and events, with a focus on delivering stories that are relevant and impactful to the community. Kirsten's work has been featured in Metro.co.uk and she has also contributed to Cigalah Group.
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Kirsten's coverage spans a wide range of topics, from breaking news to evolving stories. She seems particularly interested in human interest stories related to local events and personal experiences.
Given Kirsten's focus on local content and human interest stories, she may be open to pitches that involve unique or heartwarming aspects of the Birmingham community. Stories about personal struggles and triumphs, environmental impact, animal rescue efforts can also resonate with her audience.
Consider reaching out with pitches related to community events, inspiring individual journeys, lifestyle features reflecting cost of living or entertainment news relevant to the Birmingham area. Personal interviews or expert commentary on social issues could also align well with her coverage interests.
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By: Kirsten Robertson
This is what it's like to be a real life ghostbuster
'I hope and pray one day I shall bloom'
Naima is one of the world’s longest ever survivors of MND
By: Kirsten Robertson
Children addicted to their phones are 'losing grey matter' in their brains
His collection is thought to be worth at least £10,000
By: Kirsten Robertson
Take a look inside Victorian London’s cruel world of ‘monkey-baiting’
By: Kirsten Robertson
Pressures such as tight contracts, long hours, and the rising costs of supplies can all add up.
By: Kirsten Robertson
It's played by millions of children worldwide, but beneath the fun lurk some disturbing games
By: Kirsten Robertson
‘I put animals above people’
By: Kirsten Robertson
It's less than two miles from the Royal Family's Kensington Palace
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