Megan O'Neill is a Beauty and Fitness Editor based in Berkshire, Reading. She writes for various local publications including The Reading Chronicle, Slough Observer, and Bracknell Town. With a strong focus on local news and events, Megan's articles cover a range of topics including missing persons, crime reports, community achievements, and educational milestones.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
United Kingdom (National)
Not enough data
Megan O'Neill's coverage primarily focuses on local news in the United Kingdom, specifically crime, entertainment events, and education. Her portfolio includes evolving stories, breaking news, and event coverage.
Given her emphasis on local content related to crime, education, and sports events in Berkshire and Reading areas of the UK. If you have insights or experts related to these subjects within this specific geographic area or can provide unique perspectives that align with ongoing local developments such as community initiatives or educational trends in these locations then it may resonate well with Megan's reporting style.
Additionally if your pitch pertains to an evolving story or breaking news concerning crime incidents (such as arson cases) or educational developments like exam results day at a school level from the mentioned region it could be particularly relevant for Megan’s coverage interests.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
A TEENAGER has been reported missing in Reading as police issue an appeal.
By: Megan O'Neill
SLOUGH is considered one of the worst places for overcrowded flats in England, new data shows.
By: Megan O'Neill
SCHOOLS across Slough, Windsor and Maidenhead have been celebrating GCSE success after results day on Thursday, August 24.
By: Megan O'Neill
SCHOOLS across Reading have been celebrating GCSE success after results day on Thursday, August 24.
By: Megan O'Neill
SCHOOLS across Reading have been celebrating GCSE success after results day on Thursday, August 24.
By: Megan O'Neill
THE Lionesses may have lost the World Cup final on Sunday, August 20, but a Caversham football club has hailed them as winners as they boost “thousands” of female players across Berkshire.
By: Megan O'Neill
A LITUANIAN woman was ‘delighted’ to pass English GCSE, despite it being her second language, on journey to college.
An author's portrait of a dot near the shores of Manukau harbour
*Content warning for mentions of grief* It's the first anniversary celebration of Sara and Saskia's mother's death, what could possibly go wrong?
Inside the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse, uncover a twisted tale of obsession, game-playing and deception in Shakespeare’s ruthless thriller, All’s Well That Ends Well.
(833) 317-6278 
