Max Chesson is a Trainee Reporter at KentOnline. He covers a range of topics including transportation and mobility, hospitality and leisure, and real estate, with a particular focus on commercial real estate and the housing market. Max's work has been featured in several prominent publications, including the Daily Mail, The Independent, and The Mirror.
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Canterbury, United Kingdom (Local)
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Max's coverage is focused on local news, with a heavy emphasis on evolving stories and government announcements. His topics include a wide range of local issues such as weather, travel disruptions, entertainment news, crime updates, and community development.
Given Max's focus on local events in Kent and the UK in general, he would likely be interested in pitches that highlight unique or unusual aspects of these areas. Pitches offering exclusive interviews with individuals involved in ongoing stories or those impacted by government announcements could also be well-received.
Since Max covers a broad array of topics related to local communities, it would be beneficial to tailor pitches to specific articles he has written. For instance, if there is an article about crime rates increasing in Kent villages due to inadequate policing resources, providing insights from law enforcement officials or affected residents may pique his interest.
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A motorcyclist killed in a crash while travelling in convoy was travelling home from an annual bike event, an inquest has heard.
By: Max Chesson
A school trip for five-and-six-year-old children to visit a synagogue has sparked controversy after parents pulled their children from the visit.
A young dad was stabbed multiple times outside a block of flats in a suspected murder, an inquest has heard.
Police have confirmed a woman has died after being pulled from the sea at a beach last night.
An alleyway rife with drug-dealing and anti-social behaviour will now get much-needed CCTV – days after residents were told the area would miss out.
By: Max Chesson
Two major fast food chains have launched efforts to try and rival McDonald’s as the go-to late-night establishment in a Kent high street.
A crash involving two cars outside a parade of shops has blocked an A-road.
A leaked document shared with fire service staff in error has revealed five fire stations in Kent are proposed to shut.
A popular sports club dating back to the 1970s has suddenly shut, telling members it has now entered liquidation.
An entrepreneur reviving a seafront landmark says things are “moving in the right direction” – though a deal to take over the venue remains unsigned.
