Ruby Kitchen is a Senior Reporter at The Yorkshire Post. She covers a diverse range of topics including food and beverages, culture and society, and animal care, with a particular focus on regional interest and world news. Ruby's work has been featured in the Harrogate Advertiser, Yorkshire Post, Yorkshire Evening Post, and MSN.
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Ruby Kitchen's articles primarily focus on local events and lifestyle in Yorkshire, with a significant emphasis on community celebrations and local politics. To effectively reach out to Ruby, consider providing insights or access to individuals involved in the planning or execution of local events and celebrations, particularly those related to Yorkshire culture, history, and traditions.
As her coverage also includes government announcements and cited data, she may be interested in receiving pitches that feature exclusive information about upcoming local governmental initiatives or developments affecting residents of Yorkshire.
Given the geographic focus on Yorkshire, targeted pitches could involve unique stories from this region or provide valuable perspectives from locals contributing positively to their communities.
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By: Ruby Kitchen
The Eurovision Song Contest, the world's largest live music event, has seen its fair share of changes since it started in 1956.
By: Ruby Kitchen
Last orders for pubs? York residents asked to help map a century of change for the British boozer.
By: Ruby Kitchen
A maypole stands not only as a celebration of spring but as a great symbol of British tradition.
By: Ruby Kitchen
Teachers and parents are struggling with the "fallout" of excessive social media use, education leaders warn, as calls intensify over a ban for children aged under 16.
By: Ruby Kitchen
A maths teacher from York has been banned from the profession for at least eight years after he hid criminal allegations over sexual assault.
By: Ruby Kitchen
To a veteran of any battle, the greatest weight they carry is the death of a loved one lost in war.
By: Ruby Kitchen
Rural and small schools are “particularly vulnerable” to falling pupil rolls, experts warn, as the number of children born in some affluent parts of Yorkshire drops by over a third.
By: Ruby Kitchen
Police are warning of a series of robberies and scams around buying bikes in the Holme Wood area of Bradford.
A search is on for a near-naked cyclist who flashed his privates to the public in Holmfirth.
By: Ruby Kitchen
Fish and chip wrappers are part of the problem, locals warn, after a new gull strategy was set out to tackle scavenging sea birds in Yorkshire's coastal towns.
