Audience and Content Editor at the Bournemouth Daily Echo
Sarah Cartlidge is an Audience and Content Editor at the Bournemouth Daily Echo. She covers a diverse range of themes including arts and entertainment, culture and society, and events and conferences, with a particular focus on music and event technology. Sarah's work has been featured in various publications including the Daily Echo, Yahoo Sports UK, and the Dorset Echo.
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Sarah Cartlidge's coverage is focused on local news and events, with a particular emphasis on weather updates, traffic incidents, and community involvement. She frequently covers evolving stories and breaking news related to crime and entertainment in the Dorset/Bournemouth area.
If you are looking to reach out to Sarah with a pitch, consider offering information about local events or initiatives such as fundraisers or volunteering opportunities within her geographic focus. Additionally, providing insights into weather-related issues or traffic incidents specific to her coverage area could also be of interest.
Given the high percentage of event coverage in Sarah's articles, she may appreciate pitches that align with upcoming local events or ongoing community initiatives.
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Hundreds of hardy swimmers took the plunge in Boscombe on Christmas Day.
HUNDREDS of hardy swimmers took the plunge at Boscombe on Christmas Day. The popular White Xmas Dip returned with people taking to the chilly sea to raise money for Macmillan Caring Locally at Boscombe Pier.
By: Sarah Cartlidge
Winds of up to 75mph could hit Dorset on New Year’s Day.
WINDS of up to 75mph could hit Dorset on New Year's Day. A yellow weather warning has been issued by the Met Office for Bournemouth, Christchurch, Poole and the rest of the county.
The following roadworks are being carried out within the BCP Council area by the council and various utility companies this week:
I read with interest Robert Hairsine’s letter (Echo, 17th December) regarding the problem of sand blowing off Bournemouth beach.
By: Sarah Cartlidge
The Bournemouth Echo has published 12 death notices this week.
By: Sarah Cartlidge
More than 2,000 real Christmas trees have been recycled by New Forest District Council.
The leader of BCP Council has hit out at the Labour government’s approach to devolution.
The letter from Colin Moyes was good but inaccurate.
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