Mary Stenson is a reporter for DevonLive based in Exeter, UK. With a focus on local news, Mary covers a range of topics including community events, crime, local businesses, and human interest stories. Her work has been featured in various publications, showcasing her dedication to reporting on the happenings in and around Exeter.
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Exeter, United Kingdom (Local)
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Mary's coverage primarily centers around local news and events in the Exeter area, with a focus on evolving stories, breaking news, and event coverage. She covers a wide range of topics including entertainment news, family & relationships, crime, and food & beverage.
Given her focus on local news in Exeter and the West Country region, she is likely to be most responsive to pitches related to ongoing or developing stories within these areas. Topics such as community events, local business developments or human interest pieces may resonate well with Mary.
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It says it's "a haven for sports enthusiasts"
The festive season is fast approaching
New plans have been revealed
Worrying levels of illness-causing bacteria have been found at a Devon beach. It comes after people reported sewage smells and debris in the water and swimmers said they had fallen ill.
Just 10 minutes from the beach
After five years on one of Exeter's trendiest streets, the owners of a popular café are now gearing up for expansion. They have just announced that they will be opening a brand new café in Exmouth
Locals in a village near Exeter have been left "gutted" after a pub landlord and lady announced their departure. The pair have said that they have just a few weeks left before moving on.
Locals are gutted about the news
An Exeter trader has said shoppers will be put off visiting the city centre after a week of traffic mayhem. Multiple roadworks across the city led to long queues and "insane" delays in recent weeks.
Multiple roadworks are leaving the city gridlocked
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