Rachael McMenemy is a reporter with a focus on local news in the United Kingdom, specifically in Cambridge. She writes for BBC News, BBC Mundo, and Cigalah Group, and her work has also been featured in Yahoo Movies Canada and Yahoo Sports Canada. Rachael covers a range of topics, including crime, healthcare, cultural events, and legal proceedings.
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Framlingham, United Kingdom (Local)
Rachael's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, particularly in the United Kingdom and more specifically Cambridge. She frequently covers breaking or evolving stories related to crime, entertainment news, and occasionally sports.
Given her focus on local news and a range of topics from crime to entertainment, she may be interested in pitches that highlight unique human interest stories within the Cambridge area or other locations within her geographic scope. For example, personal interviews with individuals involved in evolving local events could be of particular interest.
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Sikhs in London have gathered together to mark Vaisakhi, a celebration of their faith and identity.
The group say people in Camden are "victims of gentrification" and they are opening up the £13m pub.
Paediatric nurse Stewart Hilton is given an award after being nominated by a baby's father.
A BBC radio presenter has spoken about how a group of men directed "racist and misogynistic abuse at multiple passengers" on a train in south London.
The Department of Health and Social Care (DOHSC) has met leaders of an under pressure mental health trust following a plea for a public inquiry.
The university sees its "gross value added" to the local economy rise from £500m to £862m.
A "one-in-a-million" D-Day veteran who flew into Normandy on a military glider and survived being shot by machine gun fire from a tank has died aged 100.
Prolific shoplifting twins have been jailed for assaulting police officers and a string of thefts from the same supermarket.
Itlaf and Abid Hussain are sentenced for a string of thefts and assaulting police officers.
Rachael McMenemy - BBC News, Bedfordshire The Bitcoin podcast co-owner of non-league football club Real Bedford has announced the team's lease on their ground has been extended for 15 years.
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