Ralph Hewitt is an Assistant News Editor at the Belfast Telegraph. With a focus on local news, Ralph covers a range of topics including sports, crime, weather, and human interest stories. His articles provide timely and relevant information to the readers of Belfast Telegraph and Irish Independent.
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Belfast, northern ireland (Local)
Ralph Hewitt's coverage mainly revolves around local news and events in Northern Ireland, with a focus on crime, weather, sports, and government announcements. He frequently covers evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements related to crime rates or political developments.
If you are looking to reach out to Ralph Hewitt for potential coverage or as a source for an article pitch, consider providing insights into ongoing local incidents (particularly those related to crime), updates on governmental decisions impacting the region, or any significant changes in sporting events within Northern Ireland. Additionally, if there are upcoming weather-related issues specific to the area that he focuses on which may significantly affect the public at large such as storms or severe conditions like sleet and snow – these could also be of interest.
Given his attention towards entertainment news at 21%, he might also be interested in features covering local cultural events or human-interest stories tied to entertainment.
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A woman has died following a two-vehicle road traffic collision in Co Londonderry.
By: Liam Tunney, Ralph Hewitt
One man has been arrested after two masked men attacked another man in his home in Co Armagh on Thursday.
By: Ralph Hewitt, François Vincent
A Northern Ireland council whose rates rose by over 5% earlier this year, is to urge the Economy Minister to deliver a “support package” for hospitality businesses.
A 31-year-old man has been charged with assault after four police officers were injured while responding to a call out in Co Armagh.
By: Ralph Hewitt
Former Northern Ireland striker Iain Dowie says he was “very lucky” after suffering a cardiac arrest while at the gym.
By: Ralph Hewitt
A man has been charged following a report of a male with two machetes in a Co Tyrone town.
By: Ralph Hewitt
Bakery chain Greggs has moved one step closer to opening its first drive-thru in Northern Ireland after a planning application for a new branch in Co Armagh was recommended for approval.
By: Ralph Hewitt
The sale and supply of single use vapes is to be banned in Northern Ireland by April next year, the Environment Minister has announced.
By: Ralph Hewitt
A 31-year-old man has been arrested after allegedly smashing two windows with his fists before pushing a police officer down a set of steps during an incident in Co Antrim.
By: Ralph Hewitt
Ballymena bus manufacturer Wrightbus said it will increase it’s workforce to 2,000 employees by the end of 2024 as the company targets growth across Europe.
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