Marta Tavares is a journalist based in Newark, United Kingdom, focusing on providing local news to the community. She has written for various publications, including the Newark Advertiser, Spalding Guardian, Lincolnshire Free Press, Rutland & Stamford Mercury, and Grantham Journal. Marta covers a wide range of topics, from community events and human interest stories to crime and healthcare issues.
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Marta Tavares' coverage predominantly focuses on local events and evolving stories in the Newark area, with an emphasis on community-related issues. Pitches should be tailored to offer insights into local events, government announcements, or ongoing stories related to family and relationships, crime, health & wellbeing within the Newark region.
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Newark’s pantomime breaks sales record for a third year running.
Data revealed that a hospital trust has logged nearly 2,000 staff absences for mental health issues since 2021.
A parish council has said they will “press for change” in the new electoral year after a petition for a 20mph speed limit was rejected.
A new initiative is set to help everyone on how to recycle right, keep neighbourhoods clean, and reward residents for binning waste.
By: Marta Tavares
A man who changed his career after teaching an autistic pupil believes he gets to “fight the good fight” every day at work.
A charity has launched an appeal to raise funds to buy a new £80,000 mobile treatment unit.
By: Marta Tavares
21 pubs have collected over 1,200 Advent calendars to donate to community groups and cheer someone’s festive season.
A ten-year-old is heartbroken after having her scooter stolen.
By: Marta Tavares
The transport secretary has announced that Lincolnshire will be getting more than £60 million to help fix its crumbling roads.
With the Christmas holidays just around the corner, the council unveils its top picks for family-friendly festive activities.
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