Martyna Wiecha is a multimedia freelance journalist based in Suffolk. With a focus on local news, Martyna covers a wide range of stories including road closures, accidents, weather warnings, community events, and more. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for storytelling, Martyna brings the latest news and updates to the readers of Suffolk Free Press.
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Haverhill, United Kingdom (Local)
Martyna Wiecha's coverage primarily revolves around local news, traffic incidents, crime, storm damage, and local events/activities. She focuses on evolving stories and breaking news related to house & home, family & relationships, crime, and entertainment news.
For effective outreach to Martyna Wiecha consider providing updates or expert commentary on ongoing local issues such as road closures due to flooding or accidents. Additionally pitches relating to community events or initiatives aimed at improving the quality of life in specific neighborhoods may be well received by her.
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By: Martyna Wiecha
Seven Suffolk champions were celebrated at the British Empire Medal ceremony this morning.
A park café has announced its closure after three years.
By: Martyna Wiecha
A landscaper hopes to bring the community together as he prepares to take over a village pub next month.
By: Martyna Wiecha
Part of a major road has been closed after a tanker overturned and caused fuel to spill.
By: Martyna Wiecha
A town shop has put up a sign protesting the arrest of a Coronation Street character who has been charged with murder.
By: Martyna Wiecha
Police are asking parents to speak with their children after some have been seen climbing shop roofs in a Suffolk town.
A man has died after a fuel tanker overturned on a major route.
A major road is partially blocked following a crash between a car and a motorbike.
By: Martyna Wiecha
A free cinema event organised for people struggling with the cost-of-living crisis has has been hailed a ‘huge success’.
By: Martyna Wiecha
Police are encouraging people to report anti-social behaviour after receiving a report of three young males banging on doors.
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