Paul Coates is a journalist currently resting. He specializes in arts and entertainment, covering a range of topics including theater, fine art, plays and musicals, and competitive sports. Paul has been featured in several publications, including the Bordon Messenger, PETERSFIELD POST LIMITED, and Haslemere Herald.
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Paul Coates focuses on local news, including community events, crime updates, and entertainment in the Alton area. His coverage attributes indicate a strong emphasis on event coverage.
For effective outreach to Paul Coates, consider pitches related to local events, charity initiatives, and cultural developments within the Alton community. Additionally, topics such as Christmas activities and charitable endeavors appear to be of particular interest.
Given his focus on local news within Hampshire and specific communities like Alresford Rotary Club or Four Marks residents seeking aid from the Prime Minister on housing issues will likely resonate well with him.
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A seven-year-old girl from Four Marks has received rave reviews for playing Young Anna in Frozen - The West End Musical on the Isle of Wight.
Police are looking for a man they suspect could have been dealing drugs in Four Marks this morning.
By: Paul Coates
Covered in police tape and its rear window in tatters, many would think this car on Kings Road in Alton is abandoned and needs to be removed to prevent further damage.
One of two seemingly abandoned cars in Alton is set to be removed - but the other may still be around for a while yet.
A community-led campaign has secured £30,000 in council funding for Alton’s Curtis Museum.
A proposal for the annual Proms in the Park concert to return to Alton next year has been unanimously approved by Alton Town Council.
For anybody seeking relationship advice with a lot of fun, this was the perfect show.
Friends of an Alton lorry driver are raising money to help him and his family concentrate on making some special memories after he was diagnosed with terminal cancer.
A lorry driver has been diagnosed with terminal cancer just months after marrying the woman he first met 40 years ago.
Shaun Wallace - the winner of Mastermind in 2004 and now known as The Dark Destroyer on The Chase - will give the Cardiac Health Annual Lecture at the Alton Maltings Centre on October 7.
