Liane Castle is a writer based in Kent, United Kingdom. With a focus on local news and events, Liane writes for KentOnline and her work has also been featured in publications such as the Daily Express, Cigalah Group, and Zenger News. She covers a range of topics including community issues, local politics, human interest stories, and cultural events happening in and around Kent.
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Liane's coverage primarily focuses on local news and events in Kent, with an emphasis on entertainment, family & relationships, as well as tragedy. Given her focus on evolving stories and breaking news within the local area of Kent, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming local events or developments that impact the community.
Consider reaching out with pitches about new entertainment venues, community initiatives or any significant changes to landmarks within Kent. Additionally, if you have insights into issues affecting residents' daily lives such as property developments or public safety concerns in the region, Liane may find those topics relevant for her coverage.
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A woman has been injured following a crash between a car and a pedestrian.
The mum of a boy who died after inhaling deodorant believes he had been taking part in a deadly online trend called “chroming”, an inquest has heard.
A “swanky” new smokehouse, bar and music venue has opened in a former diner after six months of renovations.
Diamond by name for six decades, a husband and wife are now officially a diamond couple after celebrating their 60th wedding anniversary.
A driver who woke up after a “terrifying” crash with no memory of the accident is appealing for witnesses.
Permission is being sought for more HGVs to access a controversial treatment works – which produces a “rotten eggs-like odour” – on bank holidays.
Contractors are set to remove more than 35,000 tonnes of illegally dumped waste from a beauty spot – a job that could cost £15 million.
A seaside spot has been named the cheapest place to buy a property in the whole of the south east.
By: Liane Castle
We were taken on an exclusive tour around a highly-anticipated new block of “homeless pods” as the first tenants prepare to move in.
A town’s fourth Costa Coffee shop has opened with a drive-thru after eight months of construction.
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