Laura Reid is a Features Writer at various publications, including the Yorkshire Post and Yahoo Sports UK. She covers a diverse range of themes, focusing on health and wellness, culture and society, and careers and employment, while also exploring topics such as consumer health, mental health, and the arts. Laura's work has been featured in notable outlets like Runner's World Magazine and the BMJ.
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Laura Reid's coverage is focused on local news, especially in the Yorkshire region of the United Kingdom. She predominantly covers entertainment news and features expert commentary heavily. Therefore, individuals or organizations with expertise in literature, history, Christmas traditions and charity work specific to Yorkshire would likely find success reaching out to Laura for potential coverage opportunities.
Given her focus on expert commentary, professionals who can provide unique insights into literary works or historical events related to Yorkshire are well-positioned for successful outreach. Additionally, those involved in organizing local charitable initiatives or cultural events within Yorkshire may also find a receptive audience with Laura Reid.
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By: Laura Reid
Amelia Tait reflects on her childhood dream to be an author becoming a reality.
By: Laura Reid
When Lucas Whitehead experienced a relationship breakdown, bereavement and the resurfacing of past trauma all at once, he recognised he was at risk of falling back into unhealthy coping mechanisms around drinking and substance abuse.
By: Laura Reid
When Beryl Bamforth swapped urban Rotherham for rural living in North Yorkshire, an invitation to become a member of the local Women’s Institute changed her life.
By: Laura Reid
Former miner Karl Jarrett has been quietly drawing pictures of life underground for decades. Now they are being exhibited for the first time. Laura Reid caught up with him.
By: Laura Reid
Laura Reid speaks to Heenan Bhatti, the founder of ClockWork Films about starting up during the pandemic and surviving a turbulent time in TV.
By: Laura Reid
Last time Fiona Mozley released a book set in Yorkshire, she was shortlisted for The Booker Prize. Elmet was her debut in 2017 about life on the margins in the wilds of the region, and the power - and limits - of family loyalty.
By: Laura Reid
A Yorkshire country house that once hosted Georgian masquerades will hold an event exploring the history of the masked entertainment. Laura Reid reports.
By: Laura Reid
Laura Reid visits Daisybeck Studios, the Leeds-based company that showcases the region through programmes including The Yorkshire Vet.
By: Laura Reid
If you’re asked to name a psychologist, it’s likely Freud will spring to mine. Perhaps Pavlov and his dog, maybe Jung or Piaget. But what about Mary Whiton Calkins, who never received her doctorate from 1895 on account of her gender despite her research influencing contemporary psychology?
By: Laura Reid
The creative director of Wise Owl Films tells Laura Reid about the TV industry and working with Amanda Owen and her farming family.
