Sallie Phillips is a Trainee Multimedia Reporter at the South Wales Argus, with additional contributions to Radio Winch and Radio Cardiff. With a background in journalism and a passion for local news, Sallie covers a range of topics including community events, local businesses, and current affairs in the Usk area.
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Sallie's coverage is focused on local news and events in the Usk area of the United Kingdom, particularly around Gwent. Most articles cover evolving stories, breaking news, government announcements, as well as events happening in the region. The predominant themes include crime, entertainment news, family & relationships.
To effectively reach out to Sallie Phillips for potential coverage or contributions to her articles, consider pitches related to local events such as awards ceremonies or new business openings in the Usk area and broader Gwent region. Additionally offering insights into educational developments and restaurant introductions would align with her likely areas of interest. When pitching ideas ensure they are relevant to local communities within this specific geographic focus.
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By: Sallie Phillips
A primary school teacher has been putting together an exhibition to celebrate the local heroes of the world wars.
By: Sallie Phillips
THREE men have been arrested for criminal damage during a plain clothes police operation on Tuesday evening.
A popular local dog-friendly restaurant and pub has reopened under new management after closing suddenly this summer.
By: Sallie Phillips
THERE have been numerous calls for the ongoing problem of fly-tipping in one Newport community to end.
By: Sallie Phillips
Residents have raised concerns with us about the potentially illegal felling of trees in Ringland Woods.
By: Sallie Phillips
Monmouthshire Council have announced that road closures put in place during the devastating fire in Abergavenny on Sunday night will remain until…
Two local ward councillors for Lliswerry have echoed their residents' calls for the 'nightmare' fly-tipping situation to end.
Residents have raised concerns with us about the potentially illegal felling of trees in Ringland Woods.
By: Sallie Phillips
A new report has ranked Blaenau Gwent as the area with the lowest food hygiene ratings in South Wales.
By: Sallie Phillips
A NEW report into the data behind food hygiene ratings in south Wales has revealed one of Gwent's local authorities as the area with the worst food hygiene ratings in the country.
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