Robin Eveleigh is a freelance journalist whose work has been featured in various publications such as Positive News, The Sun, The Irish Sun, and The Guardian. With a focus on positive news and sustainable living, Robin's articles cover topics ranging from renewable energy to mindful shopping and social issues.
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Robin's coverage spans a variety of topics, including positive news and current events. The themes she covers predominantly include entertainment news, energy, and agriculture & farming.
Given the diverse nature of her articles, outreach to Robin could focus on providing expert commentary or industry-specific insights related to positive developments in these areas. If you have compelling stories that bring a positive perspective to energy innovations, sustainable agriculture practices or uplifting entertainment news with an interesting angle, Robin might be interested in hearing from you.
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The national tegelwippen contest seeks to restore greenery and help the Netherlands meet its climate targets Move over, football.
Nigel Bromage spent almost two decades as a member – and leader – of the British far right. What made him leave his hate-filled path?
Wildlife charities kickstarted a huge ‘showcase for nature recovery', fairytales were shown to inspire healthy eating, and treatment offered a lifeline to brain tumour patients, plus more good news
A new charity is joining forces with Britain's food banks, serving up books to browse, borrow or keep
The chatbot-like tool creates group statements that reflect majority and minority views, helping people to find areas of agreement
NHS centres are involved in the search for patients who have lived much longer than expected, in hope of developing new therapies
By: Robin Eveleigh
Relatable language, fast-paced messaging and avoiding scare tactics are key to the new project, thanks to the input of Scottish teens
By: Robin Eveleigh
Bioacoustic listening devices and environmental DNA samples are giving Forestry England the ‘best ever' data on wildlife species
By: Robin Eveleigh
Fresh shoots grown from the felled Sycamore Gap tree are set to ‘spread hope throughout the nation' as the recipients are announced
Spain moved to tackle fake news, US climate activists claimed a win, and two species made ‘epic’ comebacks, plus more good news
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