Sarah Cliss is a Senior Reporter for local UK publications, including the Fenland Citizen and Lynn News. With a focus on the Wisbech area, Sarah covers a wide range of topics, including local news, community events, arts and culture, and human interest stories. Her work has also been featured in the Spalding Guardian and Lincolnshire Free Press.
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Wisbech, United Kingdom (Local)
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Sarah Cliss predominantly covers local news, community events, and crime in the Wisbech area of the United Kingdom. Her coverage includes a mix of event coverage, seasonal content, press releases, and government announcements.
Given her focus on local news and community events in Wisbech, she would likely be receptive to pitches related to upcoming local events or initiatives that benefit the community. Human-interest stories about individuals making a positive impact or overcoming challenges may also interest her.
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A charity that provides emergency care to villagers has benefited to the tune of £1,206 thanks to a local organisation.
Entries for the Fenland Business Awards 2024 are now closed – but now the judges are set to begin the difficult task of picking our finalists.
By: Sarah Cliss
A trust that was set up to safeguard the history of Lynn has a new look on its website following a competition for young people.
A village café has made a rallying cry to the community it serves for support ahead of an upcoming planning meeting.
Police are appealing for the public’s help to find a man who has gone missing.
If you have ever fancied treading the boards then a local am-dram group has just the opportunity you have been waiting for.
By: Sarah Cliss
Three councillors have been forced to apologise after comments made about children with special needs during a meeting that was being streamed.
Bring the family to Skylark's Wildlife Week this February 2024.
By: Sarah Cliss
A 17-year-old St John Ambulance volunteer from West Norfolk has won a role as one of the top cadets in England.
Recruit Joel Haslam has followed in the wake of his parents and joined the Royal Navy, completing his 10-week basic training.
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