Scarlett Hills-Brooks is a local journalist based in Liskeard, Cornwall. With a focus on the local community, she covers a range of topics including news, events, and human interest stories. Her work has been featured in various local publications, including The Cornish Times, Cornwalltoday, Bude & Stratton Post, and Plymouth Herald.
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Liskeard, United Kingdom (Local)
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Scarlett's articles predominantly focus on local news, featuring events and announcements relevant to the Cornwall area. Her coverage spans a wide range of topics including seasonal content, government announcements, as well as community-related stories.
If you're aiming to pitch to Scarlett Hills-Brooks, ensure that your story is locally relevant to Cornwall, Liskeard or nearby areas. Topics related to house & home, entertainment news such as local events and tourism are likely to resonate with her audience.
Given her interest in community-focused pieces and seasonal content, consider offering pitches around upcoming events in the region or human-interest stories tied closely with local communities.
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CREWS from Cornwall's Fire and Rescue Service successfully extinguished a fire at a property in Lostwithiel on May 2.
THIS year’s Saltash May Fair was blessed with sunny weather as hundreds of visitors came to enjoy the entertainment on offer.
By: Scarlett Hills-Brooks
A TRADITIONAL ‘Beating of the Bounds’ ceremony is set to take place in Liskeard this weekend.
Only one in two million lobsters are blue in the wild
By: Scarlett Hills-Brooks
INFRASTRUCTURE for new average speed cameras leading up to the Saltash tunnel is now in place with the cameras set to be operational in the next coming weeks.
By: Scarlett Hills-Brooks
AN extremely rare type of lobster was caught by Polperro-based fisherman earlier this month.
A MAN and his dog are set to be walking the entire UK coastline for charity and is currently in Cornwall.
The journey length is equivalent to walking up and down Mount Everest twice!
By: Scarlett Hills-Brooks, Katie Timms
It's home to a haunting graveyard of vessels
By: Katie Timms, Scarlett Hills-Brooks
Radford Lake is home to a haunting graveyard of ships
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