Ruth Cassidy is a journalist based in Kent, United Kingdom, with a focus on local news and gaming. She writes for publications such as Eurogamer, KentOnline, and the Daily Express, covering a range of topics including game reviews, local events, and community issues. Her work has also been featured in the Daily Mirror and PC Gamer.
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Kent, United Kingdom (Local)
Ruth Cassidy's coverage focuses on local news, with a particular emphasis on crime and entertainment. She often includes expert commentary in her articles, indicating an interest in insights from professionals or authorities related to the topics she covers.
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An appeal has been launched after vandals left behind a trail of damage at a popular green space, including defacing a memorial bench.
A duo accused of assaulting an elderly woman inside her home and swiping jewellery, cash and keys have been charged.
A courageous young woman told of the traumatic moment she discovered pressure inside her head was an uncommon cancer.
By: Ruth Cassidy
A young man who stabbed himself and tried to jump out of a window was discharged from hospital as “low-risk” before days later taking his own life.
A former takeaway “colonized by pigeons and infested by rats” is a danger to public health, residents have warned.
After reading the Guardian’s scathing review of a Kent restaurant we thought we ought to try it out ourselves.
By: Ruth Cassidy
A wellbeing mentor at a leading grammar school left her former therapist “physically shaking” during a six-month campaign of stalking.
By: Ruth Cassidy
Hospital doctors were overwhelmed with a surge of patients when a six-year-old who died of sepsis was discharged, an inquest heard.
Mums who relied on one of the 33 children’s centres set to shut in Kent fear new parents will be left struggling.
An NHS trust has admitted mistakes in the care of a six-year-old who died just days after being sent home from A&E.
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