Nick Horner is a reporter at Birmingham Live, covering Sutton Coldfield and beyond. His work spans various themes including crime and justice, regional interest, and public security, with a keen focus on white-collar crime and transportation. Nick's insights and articles have been featured in numerous publications such as the Plymouth Herald, Grimsby Telegraph, and The Mirror.
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Nick Horner's local coverage in Birmingham predominantly focuses on crime and evolving stories. He is particularly interested in breaking news related to criminal activities, violence, and burglary incidents within the area.
Given his focus on local news and breaking stories, he may be receptive to pitches that provide exclusive insights or updates on ongoing criminal investigations, community impact of reported crimes, perspectives from law enforcement officials or victim support groups relevant to the Birmingham area.
For entertainment-related pitches, they should have a direct tie-in with the local community or involve high-profile personalities connected to Birmingham.
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Masked thugs hauled a boy off an e-bike in braod daylight and then stole the cycle, fleeingt he scene
The UK Health Security Agency has raised its healyth alert warning level to amber in the West Midlands as temperatures rocket over the bank holiday weekend
By: Nick Horner
Man in his 60s said to have been walking back to his broken down vehicle when he was hit by a lorry
By: Nick Horner
A suspicious man is said to have been waiting at school gates, looking at pupils and then asking to give them a hug
By: Nick Horner
A creepy man at a Solihull school's gates has sparked a warning from the headteacher after reports he has been staring and approaching pupils ‘asking for a hug'.
Nick Horner A teenage boy was robbed after being pulled from his bike by masked thugs.
By: Nick Horner
Nick Horner A creepy man at a Solihull school's gates has sparked a warning from the headteacher after reports he has been staring and approaching pupils ‘asking for a hug'.
By: Nick Horner
Nick Horner A rise in deaths is expected across Birmingham, the Black Country and wider West Midlands as temperatures soar in the year's first big heatwave.
By: Nick Horner
After a chilly start to the year hot weather is set to hit the region with a vengeance with temperatures hotter than Barcelona and Marbella for the Bank Holiday weekend
By: Nick Horner
A mum-of-two said she was followed back and forth in the town centre and repeatedly stared at. Now she has thanked a café who offered her a safe space to wait for help
