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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Newark, United Kingdom (Local)
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.
Given the prevalence of seasonal and breaking news topics in her coverage attributes, Marta may highly value timely pitches that align with current events or specific seasons affecting the community. Offering expert analysis related to these themes can provide valuable contributions for potential features or interviews.
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A family historian will be hosting two free online sessions on the basics of workhouse genealogy.
By: Marta Tavares
A multi-use games area that was previously closed due to rain and flooding has been resurfaced and reopened.
Having been craving Asian food for over a week, I decided to listen to my cravings and eat some, but was it spring rolls or cabbage I asked for?
Scout and guide groups will be parading on the streets of Newark introducing their next Scout section to the parade.
A car boot sale is taking place at a busy station service this weekend for charity.
By: Marta Tavares
A 24-year-old man has been named as franchise’s youngest business owner — and is determined to tackle the ‘huge shortage’ of tradespeople.
An annual music festival has announced the third wave of artists to perform across several venues in the city centre.
A community cafe has opened its doors in the heart of a town centre with the aim to provide full stomachs and warm hearts.
Two business owners have joined forces to host the first beauty brunch.
A town centre footfall rose by 30% this Saturday (April 27) as an 18-metre-long whale made its way to the market place.
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