Kris Holland is a radio presenter and sports commentator, known for his work in the Northampton area of the United Kingdom. With a focus on local news and events, Kris contributes articles to BBC News and BBC Mundo, covering a range of topics including community issues, sports updates, and regional developments.
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Kris Holland's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, particularly town regeneration, crime, sports events and local government announcements. Given the strong emphasis on press releases and government announcements in his work, he may be interested in receiving pitches related to official statements or local initiatives tied to these topics.
For those seeking to engage with Kris, it is advisable to provide insights from relevant stakeholders or community members affected by the issues covered. Additionally, offering exclusive access to events or interviews with key figures involved in town regeneration projects could be compelling for him.
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Northampton Town host Kettering Town in a match that is also being shown live on BBC Two.
George Akhtar and Fabian Forde say the Poppies were deserving winners at League One Northampton.
The brownfield site has outline planning consent for homes, a school and community facilities.
By: Annabel Amos, Kris Holland
Emmy says the Madame Tussauds design is "so realistic".
The land is located adjacent to two of Northampton Saints' existing training pitches.
Kris Holland The planned reintroduction of beavers to a county after 400 years has been delayed by "extreme flooding".
A council refers itself to the Regulator of Social Housing following a review.
Lucy Rigby says the soldier's story "resonates with people in Northampton and far beyond".
The project, titled 60 Miles Presents: Community Comics, is on display for the next two weeks.
A pocket park, former care home and several other unused buildings could all be sold off.
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