Mel King is a Content Editor at EssexLive. She covers a diverse range of topics including news, breaking news, features, courts, crime, and sports, with a particular focus on consumer travel, finance, and societal issues. Mel's work has been featured in prominent publications such as the Liverpool Echo, Daily Express, and The Mirror.
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Essex, United Kingdom (Local)
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Mel King's coverage focuses on local news, particularly around crime, transportation, and events in Essex. If you are reaching out to Mel with a pitch or as a potential source, consider providing insights related to ongoing or evolving local stories such as crime incidents, traffic updates, community events or issues within the transport system in Essex.
Given the emphasis on breaking news and evolving stories in her coverage attributes, timely and accurate information is likely to receive attention. Additionally, expertise relating to criminal activities including missing persons cases could be of interest.
It's clear that Mel has a strong focus on reporting from within Essex itself. Therefore pitches should relate directly to this geographic area for maximum relevance.
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52 branches are expected to shut within a few months
Wildlife photographer Paul Goldstein, 63, set off from Holyhead on Tuesday on his 2legsfor4 charity walk for tiger conservation, with the route passing through Southend-on-Sea in Essex
By: Swnsjackfifield, Jack Fifield, Mel King
The driver was found guilty in court but didn't show up. There's a warrant issued for his arrest so he can be sentenced
It's one of 15 towns in the UK competing to be named the Town of Culture
By: Mel King, Matt Lee
It houses some of the UK's most dangerous criminals
It has stunning views, miles of soft sand and multi-coloured beach huts
By: Mel King
They have a sun-trap beer garden, a children's play area and annual events
By: Mel King, Matt Lee
Some of the most dangerous criminals in the UK are housed here
The taxi driver told the court he "thought he was going to die"
