Neil Lancefield is a Transport Correspondent for PA and writes for various publications including the Evening Standard, Yahoo News UK, BBC News, and more. With a focus on transport and travel news, Neil covers a wide range of topics including petrol prices, train services, car markets, and disruptions in rail services.
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Neil’s coverage revolves around government and politics, with a significant focus on travel and tourism. Considering this, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to government announcements or initiatives impacting the automotive industry, car market trends, train services, road safety legislation, and other topics within the travel and transportation sector.
Given Neil's frequent use of data in his articles, he may be responsive to data-driven stories that provide new insights into trends or developments affecting transportation systems or policies. Additionally, considering his reporting on specific cities such as Dublin and London suggests an interest in localized stories related to traffic management issues or infrastructure projects.
When reaching out to Neil Lancefield with story ideas or expert commentary offers for future articles keep these areas of interest in mind.
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By: Neil Lancefield
The Luton-based airline announced it will not resume its Israel operations before late October
By: Neil Lancefield, Andrew Nuttall
The airline announced it will not resume its Israel operations before late October
By: Steven Smith, Neil Lancefield
It comes in the wake of escalating troubles in the Middle East
By: Neil Lancefield, Steven Smith
It comes in the wake of escalating troubles in the Middle East
By: Neil Lancefield
Consumer group Which? said its analysis found the least expensive holidays were often in locations which people expect are the most expensive.
Consumer group Which? says least expensive holidays are often in locations which people expect are most expensive
By: Catherine-Swan, Neil Lancefield, Catherine Addison-Swan
Holiday hotspots Brits typically consider to be 'low-cost destinations' such as Turkey and Bulgaria failed to make the list, according to research by Which?
By: Andrew Nuttall, Neil Lancefield, Sarah Ping
Paul Lidwith, from Merseyside, said passengers waited five hours on the plane
By: Neil Lancefield, Lawrence Matheson, Lawrence-Matheson, Holly Williams
The airline said demand has bounced back since late November, with half-year figures also boosted by the start of the Easter holidays falling in March this year
By: Lawrence Matheson, Neil Lancefield, Lawrence-Matheson
It said its analysis of more than 4,500 package holidays found the least expensive were often destinations which people generally 'assume to come with a higher price tag'
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