Simon Drury is an Assistant News Editor at Quest Media Network. He covers a diverse range of topics including animal rights, arts and entertainment, and climate change, with a particular focus on animal rescue and rehabilitation. Simon's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Lancashire Post and Lytham St Annes Express.
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Simon Drury's coverage is predominantly focused on local news, particularly crime and police-related incidents within the Greater Manchester area. He seems to be interested in evolving stories and breaking news related to crime and law enforcement activities.
If you have information or insights into ongoing criminal investigations, police operations, or significant public safety issues in the Greater Manchester area that can contribute to his evolving stories section or breaking news articles, your pitch would likely be well-received by Simon.
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Fewer patients are receiving treatment in the corridors at Blackpool Vic’s A&E department
By: Simon Drury
“Corridor care is not acceptable.”
By: Simon Drury
Improvements have been made in key services.
By: Simon Drury
Blackpool’s Spitfire Visitors Centre is offering the flight of a lifetime in a WW2 Spitfire, but it comes with a hefty price tag
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By: Simon Drury
Rockers The Cure, led by Blackpool-born Robert Smith, have announced a double treat for their fans with two new albums due for release.
By: Simon Drury
A major 5G+ rollout includes Blackpool alongside other tourism hotspots in the UK.
A cut-price supermarket fan’s decision to have a tattoo of the Aldi logo has gone viral - with the boss of the discount supermarket joking about booking in for the same design.
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By: Simon Drury
A cut-price supermarket fan’s decision to have a tattoo of the Aldi logo has gone viral - with the boss of the discount supermarket joking about booking in for the same design.
By: Simon Drury
“I’ve poured everything it it and I’ve loved every minute.”
By: Simon Drury
Despite battling a rare paralysing condition, artist Francesca Vaughan is holding an exhibition of her work.
