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.
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From 'dizzy designs' to an 'accentuated crotch' - kit drama is an unofficial fixture of the Olympic Games.
She is from the North, after all
By: Kirsten Robertson
For years, surfing was for boys and household chores were for girls on this remote island. But not anymore.
By: Kirsten Robertson
Welcome to the Cold War bunker which has become one man’s not-so-secret WW3 hideout.
‘Some parents get so caught up in thinking “they’re not this, they’re not doing that.”
By: Kirsten Robertson
This building on Brixton’s busy Acre Lane holds a fascinating history.
By: Kirsten Robertson
‘In endurance sports, there’s no advantage.'
Susanna is determined to find answers as to where her father's body went.
'I’d turn to my teammates and ask “Am I alright? Can you check that I haven't leaked?'
By: Kirsten Robertson
'I saw a girl burning, and no one could do anything for her.'
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