Lorna Hughes is a Digital Publishing Editor for Night Owl, with a focus on local news in the United Kingdom, specifically in Nottingham. Lorna's articles cover a wide range of topics, including fashion, home decor, shopping, and local events. Her work has been featured in various publications across the UK, showcasing her expertise in delivering engaging and informative content to readers.
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Lorna Hughes' coverage focuses on local news, including police incidents, missing persons, crime reports and accidents. She also covers entertainment news and house & home topics.
Given her emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news related to police incidents and missing person cases, Lorna would likely be most responsive to pitches that offer exclusive details about ongoing investigations or provide insights from relevant experts in the field of law enforcement or community safety.
For entertainment news coverage, consider pitching stories that involve local talent or events taking place in Nottingham. Human interest pieces involving remarkable individuals within the community may also resonate with Lorna's focus on local readership.
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By: Lorna Hughes
Police said it was 'utterly disrespectful'
By: Lorna Hughes
A man who filmed at the scene of a crash that claimed the life of a motorcyclist from Cambridgeshire has been handed a fine.
Police believe the man pictured may be able to help with their investigation
Cornish farmers took to the A30 for their latest protest - saying "We've got nothing left to lose". Their tractor convoy on Thursday morning (December 19) resulted in queues stretching back for two miles.
The new space will have a 'university feel'
By: Lorna Hughes, Adam Dutton
Her swimsuit photos come with a serious message
Santa and Mrs Claus are in town!
Santa is visiting a Devon zoo this Christmas to add some festive cheer to visitors' wildlife adventures.
The number of people sleeping rough has also soared
Organisers are promising an all-star line-up
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