Saskia Masaun is a journalist based in Coventry, United Kingdom. She writes for CoventryLive, covering local news and community stories. Saskia's articles focus on a range of topics including charity events, community initiatives, local businesses, and social issues affecting Coventry residents.
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Coventry, United Kingdom (Local)
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Saskia's coverage heavily emphasizes local community events, charity work, and human interest stories in the Coventry area. She frequently includes expert commentary, suggesting a potential openness to input from knowledgeable individuals involved in relevant topics.
Given Saskia’s focus on local community events and charities, she would likely be receptive to pitches that involve heartwarming or impactful stories about individuals or organizations making a difference in Coventry. Sources with firsthand experience of local initiatives related to family support, social issues, entertainment news as well as representatives of cultural institutions may find their insights valued by Saskia.
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By: Saskia Masaun
Cannock has become a much-loved venue for shoppers - boasting the West Midlands newest and biggest outlet village.
By: Saskia Masaun
The residents of Stafford had strong views on knife crime
By: Saskia Masaun
The residents of Wolverhampton South West cared about unemployment and inflation issues
The two West Midlands areas showed fluctuating support between the parties
By: Saskia Masaun
As people did their shopping in Wolverhampton's busy high street, you could think they didn't have a care in the world.
Residents in Telford spoke of mental health, the NHS and immigration
By: Saskia Masaun
Telford in Shropshire is a key battleground - with an independent currently holding the seat - so we thought it would be interesting to head down there.
By: Saskia Masaun
Wolverhampton was a key battleground in the run up to election day - and, as has been the case in 2024, one that Labour won.
The residents of Wolverhampton West seemed uncertain with the result
By: Saskia Masaun
Low Hill in Wolverhampton is one of the most deprived areas in the UK
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