Louise Eccles is the Consumer Affairs Editor at The Sunday Times. With a focus on consumer issues and trends, Louise covers a wide range of topics including retail, technology, food, and personal finance. She is dedicated to providing valuable information and insights to help readers navigate the consumer landscape.
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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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Meet the woman who happily makes way for hen dos — and no strippers, DJs or nude butlers allowed
By: Louise Eccles, Lucy Frewin, William Turvill
The Oasis ticketing scandal has shone a light on the behemoth that dominates Britain’s live music industry
Paul Sinton-Hewitt founded the 5k weekly run twenty years ago after struggling with his mental health. It is now the world’s biggest free, regular physical activity
Removing the alcohol and keeping the flavour is a tricky and secretive process. Our writer was given a rare glimpse inside the Dublin HQ
By: Louise Eccles, Sian Griffiths
As grieving families raise safety questions about staffing in early-years care, the first boss of New Labour’s flagship scheme has advice for parents
How much?! Are vets making a killing or is owning a pet just an expensive business? After she was faced with a potential £20,000 bill for her dachshund, Louise Eccles went looking for leads
Royal Mail is raising the cost by 30p to £1.65 this week, but many are gleefully hoarding stamps – and can use them for Christmas cards and beyond
By: Louise Eccles, Robert Watts
The school will expect parents to shoulder the full burden when Labour introduces VAT on fees, while Simon Henderson’s pay rise dwarfs those of other heads
When Chinese frauds copied everything from her products to her voice, Martha Keith took matters into her own hands
By: Louise Eccles
Hit by unfair business rates, soaring wage bills and a likely hike in national insurance, the restaurant sector sums up budget anxiety at small firms
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