Maisie Lillywhite is a Multimedia Reporter at various esteemed publications. She focuses on themes such as health and wellness, animal rights, and education, often covering topics like animal rescue and rehabilitation, mental health, and consumer health. Maisie's work has been featured in notable outlets including the Western Daily Press, The Mirror, BBC News, and Yahoo News.
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Maisie Lillywhite's articles predominantly cover local news in the Bristol area, with a focus on evolving stories and breaking news. Her coverage often includes traffic incidents, weather warnings, crime incidents, holiday decorations, and bank holidays.
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GL Property Maintenance is wrongly identified as being responsible for fly-tipping 100 miles away.
The fire service says there is "a lot of smoke in the area" and traffic is being disrupted.
Rivers may be inviting for the hot and bothered, but danger lies in not just the water, but the sand.
The lion symbolises not only England's historic victory 60 years ago but also a sad love story.
Maisie Lillywhite - Gloucestershire A World Cup stuffed lion which holds a 60-year-old love story "tinged with sadness" will be seen being repaired as part of the BBC One show The Repair Shop.
By: Maisie Lillywhite, Joe Skirkowski
Sharon Scrivens wants more outdoor venues to provide sun protection after her son died at 24.
Sharon Scrivens wants more outdoor venues to provide sun protection after her son died at 24.
Henry Jordan aims to raise £5,000 for Macmillan Cancer Support by playing 100 holes of golf in a single day.
Maisie Lillywhite - Gloucestershire; Joe Skirkowski - West of England A mother who lost her son to skin cancer is campaigning for more free sun cream to be distributed at outdoor venues.
By: Maisie Lillywhite
Hundreds worked at the Moreland's match factory in the 1970s.
