Lydia Spencer-Elliott is a local journalist based in Cambridge, United Kingdom. She writes for The Tab and her work has also been featured in The Independent and Metro.co.uk. Lydia covers a wide range of topics including entertainment, pop culture, and social issues, providing insightful and engaging articles for her readers.
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Lydia's coverage is primarily focused on entertainment news, particularly involving celebrities, awards shows, film, and television. She also covers evolving stories and opinion editorials related to entertainment and family & relationships.
She would likely be interested in pitches that provide unique angles or exclusive access to celebrities, awards shows, or insights into the world of film and television. Additionally, considering her local focus on Cambridge within the UK, she might appreciate pitches featuring local talent or events with a tie-in to the region.
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By: Lydia Spencer-Elliott
‘This is going to be messy,’ one fan reacted
By: Lydia Spencer-Elliott
‘This will be rather a different kettle of fish from The Kardashians,’ the politician promises
By: Lydia Spencer-Elliott
‘This will be rather a different kettle of fish from The Kardashians,’ the politician promises
By: Lydia Spencer-Elliott
‘Time together is limited,’ the TV personality said
By: Lydia Spencer-Elliott
The N-Dubz singer has faced several obstacles in the last 10 years
By: Lydia Spencer-Elliott
‘There’s always been love still there,’ the TV personality said
By: Lydia Spencer-Elliott
‘Just hand him the 10 stars,’ one person said
By: Lydia Spencer-Elliott
‘I don’t even know how I thought to say this,’ the actor reflected
By: Lydia Spencer-Elliott, Annabel Nugent
The I’m a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! cast have been busy welcoming their two new campmates to jungle life . Love Island favourite Maura Higgins and broadcaster Reverend Richard Coles made a dramatic entrance on Thursday’s episode (21 November). That said, the pair are not quite roughing it like the rest. Instead, they’re being treated to mugs of tea, bubble baths, and fluffy robes – unbenownst to their fellow stars, one of whom Higgins has a surprising and potentially awkward connection with . Also during the episode, Coleen Rooney opened up about her relationship with Wayne Rooney and...
By: Lydia Spencer-Elliott
‘I hope she made millions,’ the filmmaker said
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