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Millie York's articles predominantly focus on local developments related to healthcare, pharmaceuticals, health & wellbeing, accessibility, disability, social housing and mobility in the United Kingdom. Her coverage heavily features press releases and government announcements as well as event coverage.
Given her concentration on local news within specific regions of the UK such as Bedfordshire Luton and Milton Keynes, Millie would be responsive to pitches that offer insights into new accessibility initiatives or events tailored for these areas. She may also be interested in press releases from organizations operating within this geographic scope which are relevant to assistive technology or social housing improvements.
Pitches should highlight how proposed topics align with Millie’s focus on local developments within the specified regions of the UK.
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By: Millie York
Award-winning journalist and disability advocate Jordan Jarrett-Bryan will join The Naidex Roadshow South to discuss how technology can help create more opportunities for disabled talent. Jordan, a journalist for Channel 4 News and host of the disability-positive podcast World’s Coolest Disabled, has covered a wide range of disability-related stories and presented at four Paralympic Games.
By: Millie York
Passenger groups are being invited to have their say on new proposals from the Office of Rail and Road (ORR), aimed at helping to ensure fairer redress when booked rail passenger assistance is not provided.
By: Millie York
Mobility retailers are being encouraged to remind customers about safe mobility scooter use during hot weather, as high temperatures can place additional strain on batteries and increase the risk of unexpected faults.
By: Millie York
Almost half of consumers aged between 55 and 64 said limited or nonexistent representation was the norm, according to a report by The Centre for Ageing Better.
By: Millie York
The Government should increase Universal Credit payments for people aged 66 to help prevent financial hardship as the State Pension age rises to 67, according to a cross-party group of MPs.
By: Millie York
The 78th anniversary of the NHS provided an important opportunity to recognise the dedication of staff and volunteers, while reflecting on how the health service continues to collaborate, innovate and adapt.
By: Millie York
Pupils at Ysgol Y Deri in Wales are experiencing the benefits of making music together after the school introduced an inclusive digital instrument and notation system developed by Digit Music.
By: Millie York
The British Polio Fellowship brought together polio survivors, carers, healthcare professionals and researchers for a day of learning, discussion and peer support at its Health and Wellbeing Conference.
By: Millie York
Ireland’s national rail operator, Iarnród Éireann, will introduce a new Passenger Assistance Management System, delivered by accessibility technology specialist Transreport, to improve the coordination of assisted travel across the country’s rail network.
By: Millie York
More than 60,000 disabled children are living in areas of England where no accessible summer holiday clubs are available, according to new research from national disability charity Sense.
