Lana Adkin is an apprentice reporter at Notts Live. She covers a diverse range of topics including crime, economy, food and drink, as well as holidays and Christmas, showcasing her versatility in journalism. Lana's work has been featured in prominent publications such as DevonLive, Daily Express, and the Daily Mirror, among others.
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Nottingham, United Kingdom (Local)
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Lana Adkin's coverage is focused on local news, particularly crime and community issues in Nottingham, United Kingdom. She often covers evolving stories and breaking news related to crime and local events.
If you are looking to pitch a story idea to Lana, consider focusing on local businesses' impact on the community, police investigations or retail developments in Nottingham. Additionally, if you have insights into city events or can provide commentary related to crime trends in the area, these may be of interest to her.
Given that she frequently covers government announcements as well as evolving stories and breaking news, providing timely information with relevance to the local community would likely be most effective when reaching out.
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A car had broken down on Noel Street blocking the tram tracks
By: Lana Adkin
Jon's Fish Dish offers fresh and frozen fish
The roundabout was once described as the 'worst roundabout in Nottingham'
Connor Jackson tried to conceal his drugs inside a set of fake baked bean cans
Anton Du Beke is setting off on a brand new nationwide show this March
By: Lana Adkin
The diner had a budget friendly menu with no item over a tenner
By: Lana Adkin
The mini roundabout has been described as the "worst" and can be found in one of the UK's biggest cities.
By: Lana Adkin
Owner Zayenti Dahal, who lives in Bakersfield, has been working in the beauty industry for nearly 10 years
By: Lana Adkin
· 3-min read The weekend always has and always will mean fish and chips for dinner for millions of people across the country.
By: Lana Adkin, Ben Lyons
A trip down to the local chippy on a Friday or Saturday night is the highlight of the week for many
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