Martyna Wiecha is a multimedia reporter at SuffolkNews/Bury Free Press. She covers a diverse range of topics including retail, animal care, hospitality, and health and wellness, with a particular focus on consumer health, pets, and fitness. Martyna's work has been featured in Diss Express, Suffolk Free Press, Newark Advertiser, and Fenland Citizen.
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Lincoln, United Kingdom (Local)
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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.
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A barber who took a leap of faith to ‘finally’ open his own shop says he has been ‘gobsmacked’ by the level of community support.
A business owner who rebuilt her life and career after surviving domestic abuse says being authentic has helped her firm grow.
A major road has been blocked both ways following a crash between a car and a lorry.
A major clothing brand is set to move into a shopping centre.
One person was taken to hospital following a crash between a lorry and a car.
The opening date for a long-standing town pub has been announced.
By: Martyna Wiecha
Final preparations are underway for a couple set to launch their first plant delivery business.
Families are being invited for a fun day out as an annual dog show returns to a village.
A councillor has spoken out against proposals to introduce a booking system at Lincolnshire’s tips - and described the move as a ‘backward step’.
Colleagues from a law firm have smashed their rowing challenge in support of a good cause.
