Peter Craig is a Reporter at Grimsby Live. He specializes in covering a variety of themes including arts and entertainment, health and wellness, and events, with a focus on topics such as celebrities, concerts and festivals, and pop culture. Peter's work has been featured in numerous publications including LeedsLive, The Mirror, and the Daily Express.
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Grimsby, United Kingdom (Local)
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Peter Craig's focus is primarily on local news, with a strong emphasis on crime and tragedy. He also covers sports and community events to some extent. Given the nature of his coverage, he would likely be interested in pitches related to local crime stories, tragedies or accidents, as well as human interest pieces focusing on the community.
For example, if you have an exclusive story about a local event or a unique perspective on a recent tragic incident in Grimsby that can provide insight into community impact or response, it may pique Peter's interest. Additionally, if you have connections to the local sports scene in Grimsby and can offer unique insights into ongoing events or breaking news stories related to sports in the area, this could also be of interest to him.
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The pair were living but claiming single parent benefits
'We've designed this festival to capture the laid-back spirit of summer' - Charlotte Bowen, founder of The Culture House and promoter for Everybody Loves the Sunshine
By: Peter Craig
'It was luck more than judgement that you are not facing a more serious charge' Judge Gurdial Singh tells defendant following knife attack
By: Peter Craig
Much-loved Majorie Murphy was married to former Tioxide Grimsby site manager Ken Murphy
By: Peter Craig
Louth Male Voice Choir will celebrate their most successful year in more than 40 years with a summer concert at St James' Church on Saturday
By: Peter Craig, Christopher Mallett
It was the second offence in a care home committed by Malek Alshabi, 53, who had previously been convicted of wilful ill-treatment or neglect of a 93-year-old female patient
'He was always generous and wanting to help others. He was a force of nature.'
He has been banned from driving for 12 months
He became frustrated when a problem arose
By: Peter Craig
Only a small selection of flags will be permitted to be flown from the town halls in Grimsby and Cleethorpes which 'simplifies and standardises the process'
