Laycie Beck is a Trainee Reporter at Nottinghamshire Live, with a background in journalism from the University of Sheffield and Nottingham Trent University. Specializing in local news in Nottingham, Laycie's articles cover a wide range of topics, from community events to important local developments, showcasing her dedication to reporting on issues that matter to the people of Nottingham.
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Nottingham, United Kingdom (Local)
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Laycie Beck's coverage leans heavily towards local news, particularly focusing on entertainment, crime, family & relationships, and house & home topics. She frequently covers evolving stories and government announcements.
When reaching out to Laycie with story ideas or expert commentary, consider providing insights related to the evolving local events such as community issues or breaking news in Nottingham. For example, pitches could include experts who can provide analysis on local crime trends or developments in the housing market within the region.
Given her focus on specific themes and topics such as animal welfare and road safety within a localized context, she may be interested in human interest stories that relate to these areas but hold relevance for her Nottingham audience.
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By: Laycie Beck
Signs have gone up at the site saying Family Mall Market will be opening soon
By: Laycie Beck
For the first time Lidl's truck will be touring the UK to spread some festive cheer
A man in his 20s was attacked from behind in an unprovoked attack
By: Laycie Beck
A high-speed pursuit took place in and around Sutton in Ashfield
By: Laycie Beck
The incident took place on Friday, November 1, as the woman walked her dog along the path near Winter Beck
The incident took place at a venue inside The Cornerhouse in the city centre
The unit off Ranson Road has remained empty since the supermarket closed
By: Laycie Beck
A former supermarket in Chilwell could become a new Salvation Army donation centre as the charity submits plans for signage at the site.
Our thoughts are with the friends and family affected
By: Laycie Beck
The building has been empty for around two years now
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