Louise Eccles is a Consumer Affairs Editor at The Sunday Times. She focuses on a diverse range of topics including food and beverages, education, hospitality, and consumer issues, with a particular interest in events and animal care. Louise's work has been featured in The Times, The Times, and The Post.
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Louise Eccles covers a range of lifestyle topics, with an emphasis on family & relationships and food & beverage. Her articles often cite data and provide "how-to" guides, indicating she may be interested in pitches that offer actionable advice supported by relevant statistics or trends.
If you have insights into consumer behavior related to food, retail, or technology, consider reaching out to Louise with data-backed analyses.
Since her geographic focus is not specified but has written for the United Kingdom, it's likely beneficial to tailor pitches around UK-specific trends or developments within these lifestyle areas.
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Games Workshop is about to enter the FTSE 100 with a bigger valuation than Ocado, yet the man at the helm has never been publicly pictured
Some chocolatiers say their products should be cherished like wine and olive oil. Soon they’ll have the pricing to match
By: Louise Eccles, Caroline Wheeler
Bridget Phillipson claims ‘pushy parents’ will demand more from the state sector after being priced out by rising fees
As prices soar because of drought and floods on the Continent, one farm hopes to emulate our wineries and put homegrown oil in supermarkets for the first time
By: Louise Eccles, Ava Lambert
Ava Lambert, 13, has switched to a comprehensive because VAT on fees means her parents can no longer afford her education
Katie Pellant couldn’t understand how traumatising fake images had proliferated online until another victim got in touch
Our panel says it’s time to return to Eighties parenting — and it might be easier than you think
Figures quadruple in a decade as parents seek help and private school children are more likely to receive support
Randolph Beresford Nursery School has contributed to a new education programme launched by the Natasha Allergy Research Foundation, a charity backed by The Times and The Sunday Times Christmas Appeal
By: Joey D’Urso, Louise Eccles, George Willoughby
There are 875,000 children persistently missing secondary school in England — and teachers say many of them are not the sort you might expect
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