Simon Parkin is an author at The New Yorker and a fellow at the Royal Historical Society. He explores themes of crime and justice, particularly focusing on financial crimes, as well as health and wellness, arts and entertainment, and theater. Simon's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Guardian, TIME, and The Washington Post.
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Norwich, United Kingdom (Local)
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Simon Parkin's local UK coverage centers around crime and entertainment news, focusing on evolving stories and breaking news. If you want to reach out effectively, consider offering insights or commentary related to ongoing criminal cases or developments in the entertainment industry.
As Simon focuses largely on local content, pitches should be relevant to the Norwich area or have a strong tie-in with UK-specific elements. For instance, providing expert analysis on legal issues within the UK judicial system could resonate well with his coverage.
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By: Simon Parkin
Jade Greenhalgh is said to have seen red after ignoring temporary road closure signs at Watton Wednesday Market.
By: Simon Parkin
Timothy Neale denied two counts of sexual activity with a child when he appeared in court in Norwich.
By: Simon Parkin
Man appears in court accused of neglecting and sexually abusing 14-year-old girl - Simon Parkin
'Cat-napping' delivery driver convicted of stealing pet from home - Simon Parkin
By: Simon Parkin
A teenager jailed for stabbing a man in the face was found to be armed with a Rambo knife just weeks after his prison release.
By: Simon Parkin
A district councillor is set to stand trial accused of assaulting a woman and possession of a knife or bladed article in a public place.
By: Simon Parkin
Hannah Brand took “as much as she could get away with” for over two years while employed at the Aerolite Garage in Watton.
By: Simon Parkin, Kirsten Robertson
The brain surgery survivor wants to give back to the charity which helped her friend.
By: Simon Parkin
Victoria Steele admitted 19 charges of fraud by false representation related to her Swaffham-based business eHomes.
By: Simon Parkin
St John Ambulance volunteer Elliot Brooke previously met Princess Anne after gaining national recognition for his community work.
