Natalie Finnigan is a reporter for the Hexham Courant, covering news and events in Hexham, Prudhoe, Haydon Bridge, Haltwhistle, and the Tyne Valley. With a focus on local stories, Natalie's work also appears in the News & Star and has been featured in BUSINESSiQ North East and the North-West Evening Mail.
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Hexham, United Kingdom (Local)
Natalie Finnigan's focus on local news and community events in the Carlisle area suggests she would be most responsive to pitches that relate to local businesses, community initiatives, or events within her geographic coverage area.
Given Natalie's frequent coverage of photography through camera club pictures and refurbishments at local establishments, she may also be interested in pitches related to local photographers or visual artists' exhibitions, as well as stories about unique home conversions or renovations in the region.
If you have a story idea that aligns with these themes and topics while being relevant to the Northumberland and Carlisle areas, it could resonate well with Natalie.
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