Lesley Tate is the chief reporter for The Craven Herald, with a focus on local news in Skipton, United Kingdom. With a keen eye for community stories, Lesley's work has been featured in various local publications and online platforms, showcasing her dedication to reporting on events and developments in the region.
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Lesley Tate's coverage focuses on local news, events, crime, and politics in the Skipton area of the United Kingdom. She also covers topics related to entertainment news, agriculture & farming, family & relationships, and sustainability.
When reaching out to Lesley with a pitch or as a potential source for an article idea it would be beneficial to offer localized content relevant to the Skipton region. This could include insights into local events or developments within these areas of interest such as agriculture & farming practices or community-wide sustainability efforts.
Considering her focus on government announcements and press releases alongside event coverage, providing information about upcoming local initiatives or newsworthy happenings in the area may also capture her attention.
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SETTLE'S climate group has called on the Government to produce a 'robust' plan to tackle climate change.
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