Olivier Vergnault is a Senior Reporter at Cornwall Live. He specializes in topics related to construction and real estate, including commercial real estate, housing markets, and hotel chains, while also covering themes in hospitality and wellness. Olivier's work has been featured in a variety of publications, including Business Live HUMBER, Hull Live, and The Mirror, among others.
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Cornwall, United Kingdom (Local)
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Olivier's coverage is primarily focused on local news in the Truro area of Cornwall, UK. He frequently covers evolving stories and breaking news related to entertainment, family & relationships, as well as government announcements.
Given Olivier's focus on local news and evolving stories, he may be interested in pitches that provide updates or exclusive insights into ongoing local events or issues affecting the community in Truro and Cornwall. Additionally, he might be receptive to human-interest pieces that touch upon family dynamics or entertainment developments within the region.
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Asbestos has been revealed and the city council said further tests are required
By: Olivier Vergnault
His victim feels sick with anxiety and worry almost a year later. 'It's also affected my children's physical and mental health. I just want him to leave me and my family alone.'
The air ambulance landed at the scene
By: Joe Smith, Olivier Vergnault
Emergency services closed the road at Spitchwick on Dartmoor, a popular swimming spot on the River Dart, on Saturday after the teen reportedly slipped while cliff jumping
By: Olivier Vergnault
People have had enough
Our thoughts are with those who have lost a loved one
By: Olivier Vergnault
The so-called vanlifers who have been at odds with locals and the authorities were given two days to clear off from the popular beauty spot
By: Olivier Vergnault
I would even result in a jail sentence. 'The clause is so daft even Mebyon Kernow could not use its own name'
By: Olivier Vergnault
It took almost a decade to find and bring the monster who took her life 30 years ago today to justice - and only after he was caught by fluke chance
One person in our magistrates' court list this week sent to prison - but not the train station sex pest or the cop beater caught carrying a 'large metal pole'
