Louisa Streeting is a reporter based in Bristol, United Kingdom. She writes for local publications such as the Bristol Post and Gloucestershire Live, covering a range of topics including local news, events, and features on food and drink establishments in the area. Her work has also been featured in The Sentinel, Western Daily Press, and the Daily Mirror.
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Louisa Streeting's articles primarily focus on local events, entertainment news, and food & beverage topics in Bristol. She frequently covers upcoming events, local businesses, and changes within the city. Therefore, she would likely be interested in press releases or pitches related to new restaurant openings, special events happening in Bristol (such as festivals or pride days), unique food and drink offerings, or profiles of local businesses making a significant impact.
Given her emphasis on specific locations and events within Bristol, providing detailed information about locally relevant initiatives such as community projects or city-wide developments could capture her interest. Additionally noteworthy are stories that highlight the growth of small businesses or exciting additions to the food and entertainment scene in Bristol.
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By: Louisa Streeting
There were several namechecks for Bristol in a list celebrating the country's top 100 local restaurants
A pub in Bristol has proved to be one of the most sought after venues in the entire country
Westcountry pub has proved to be one of the most sought after venues in the entire country
Carmen started her supper club last year by inviting diners into her home
The entire village of Lacock is owned by the National Trust, including 90 properties, and just 1,000 people call it their home with most houses rented out to families who have lived there for several generations.
By: Louisa Streeting
The Cross Guns is a jewel in the crown of a tiny, tranquil village that feels like a different world - and it's on the riverbank
The tranquil village of Avoncliff in Wiltshire offers an escape to a different world. The Cross Guns pub, nestled between the river and the canal, is the crown jewel of this peaceful hamlet.
By: Louisa Streeting
The National Trust-owned village is perfectly preserved like a film set
By: Louisa Streeting, Isobel Pankhurst
The quintessential English village of Lacock in the Cotswolds has been used as the backdrop for numerous popular TV shows and films, including Harry Potter and Downton Abbey
By: Louisa Streeting
Lacock village in the Cotswolds has remained largely untouched over the past two centuries.
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