Robert Harries is a Senior Reporter at various publications covering the Carmarthenshire, Pembrokeshire, and Ceredigion areas. Since 2016, he has focused on online content related to government, politics, public policy, and public safety, often addressing themes like transportation, hospitality, and emergency response. His work has been featured in numerous outlets, including the Manchester Evening News, Mirror, and Wales Online.
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Carmarthen, United Kingdom (Local)
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Robert Harries' coverage focuses on local issues in Wales, with a particular emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news. He covers a wide range of topics including crime, family & relationships, and entertainment news. If you're reaching out to him, consider providing updates or expert insights related to ongoing local events such as accidents, crimes, or public safety concerns.
For example:
- You could provide insights into developing stories related to crimes or accidents happening in the region.
- Expert commentary from authorities involved in resolving local crises may also be of interest to Robert given his focus on evolving stories and breaking news.
- Additionally, if you have information regarding government announcements that directly impact the Welsh community he serves, it would likely capture his attention.
Make sure your pitches are tailored for a Welsh audience and demonstrate an understanding of the specific community dynamics within this geographic area.
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Emergency services were called to the town centre on Friday
A fire broke out in a Welsh village and locals took it upon themselves to stop it spreading
By: Bruce Sinclair, Robert Harries
An Aberaeron councillor is urging parents to talk to their children about animal welfare following reports of crabs being harmed in the harbour
By: Bruce Sinclair, Robert Harries
A disused church hall in Llangrannog has received planning permission to be converted into holiday accommodation after standing empty for several years
By: Bruce Sinclair, Robert Harries
A disused church hall in Llangrannog has received planning permission to be converted into holiday accommodation after standing empty for several years
The building dates back more than 100 years and used to be funded by local miners giving up 1p from their weekly pay packets
Police are appealing for information after two 'linked' incidents were reported in the same area just hours apart
The pupil failed to attend school regularly over the course of a month
Sarah Evelyn May Hughes was driving home from Withybush Hospital when she died in a collision on the A40 in Pembrokeshire
The huge building was home to Debenhams between 2010 and 2021. It is now being turned into a 'hub' by Carmarthenshire Council but at a huge cost
