Luke Powell is a sports writer for Express & Star, with his work also appearing in Macfarlanes and Shropshire Star. Luke covers a wide range of sports, providing match reports, analysis, and insights into local teams and events. With a focus on football, Luke keeps readers up to date with the latest news and developments in the sporting world.
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Luke Powell focuses primarily on event coverage in the realm of sports, specifically football and non-league football. His articles often report on match outcomes and team performances. To effectively reach out to Luke, consider providing post-match analysis or interviews with players and coaches from the teams he covers. Additionally, offering exclusive insights into upcoming matches or noteworthy events within non-league football could also capture his attention.
As there is no specified geographic focus for Luke's coverage, pitches should relate to topics that are relevant to a broad audience interested in non-league football and related competitions such as the FA Vase.
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Emergency services were called to a Shropshire lane after reports of diesel leaking from a vehicle.
By: Luke Powell
Police are appealing for information after the theft of a motorhome from Callaughton near Much Wenlock.
By: Luke Powell
Police have seized an abandoned Alfa Romeo car from a gym car park in Bridgnorth.
By: Luke Powell
A Telford primary school is celebrating after receiving a glowing Ofsted report just months after a new headteacher was appointed.
By: Luke Powell
A petition to save Oswestry Post Office has gained the support of more than 1,000 concerned residents and businesses in less than 24 hours.
A hero farmer has rescued a sheep who fell into a canal in Oswestry today.
A BMW that crashed into a Telford home four days ago has finally been removed from the side of the house.
By: Luke Powell
A BMW that crashed into a Telford home four days ago has finally been removed from the side of the house.
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