Retired National Newspaper Journalist
Margaret Ashworth is a retired national newspaper journalist. She is passionate about journalism, media, and the press, and actively works to maintain high standards in the field through her Subbing Clinic. Margaret's insights and expertise have been featured in The Conservative Woman and Anglican Ink.
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Margaret's coverage is centered on entertainment news, with a focus on music and seasonal topics. She appears to have an interest in rural life, nature, and birdwatching as well.
Given Margaret's frequent review articles and industry-specific coverage, she may be interested in pitches related to new releases or events within the music industry. Additionally, given her interest in rural life and nature, she might also be receptive to stories that offer unique perspectives on these topics.
Pitch ideas could include profiles of emerging artists or bands with a unique angle related to rural life or nature themes. Additionally, story ideas about traditional Christmas celebrations from different regions could align with her seasonal focus.
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By: Margaret Ashworth
St Cuthbert’s Cave and the National Trust at its anti-Christian worst
By: Margaret Ashworth
THE National Trust has a record of wokery as long as your arm. If there's a leftie cause, the NT is on it.
The Lost BBC: Six-Five Special
The Lost BBC: What’s My Line?
Wolves to the slaughter
The Good Friday Hymn: O Sacred Head Sore Wounded
The Lost BBC: Dixon of Dock Green
The Easter Sunday Hymn: Jesus Christ is Risen Today
The Lost BBC: Johnny Morris
By: Margaret Ashworth
A century of St David Attenborough, climate change obsessive
