Sue Kirby is a multi-media journalist based in Middlesbrough, United Kingdom. With a focus on local news, Sue has written for publications such as the Evening Gazette, Scottish Daily Record, and Sunday Mail Ltd. Her articles cover a range of topics including crime, human interest stories, community events, and local issues.
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Middlesbrough, United Kingdom (Local)
Sue Kirby's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, with an emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news. This suggests that she may be interested in pitches related to ongoing community events, crime updates, human interest stories within the Middlesbrough area, or local charity initiatives.
Given the prevalence of family and relationship themes in her work, personal narratives or interviews from individuals directly impacted by the events covered could be particularly compelling for Sue. Additionally, highlighting positive community initiatives and impactful human-interest angles might resonate well with her coverage style.
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By: Sue Kirby
Police have arrested a 25-year-old man in connection with the incident at the Jack and Jill pub in Berwick Hills
By: Sue Kirby, David Dubas-Fisher
The most expensive home sold on Teesside was on Wellington Drive, in Wynyard, in July 2023
By: Sue Kirby
Inspectors said River Tees Primary Academy, in Pallister Park, Middlesbrough, helps close gaps in literacy and numeracy knowledge
Ultimate Grooming, ran by Anthony Andrew, is hoping to add to the barber shop's list of trophies
By: Sue Kirby
A popular Yarm barber shop is in the running for one of the country's leading accolades.
Eight-year-old Ollie Manders-Lambert was about to return to school when he became seriously ill
By: Sue Kirby
River Tees Hospital School provides education for children whose medical needs prevent learning in traditional education
By: Sue Kirby
A mild dose of chicken pox left a Teesside youngster fighting for his life.
By: Sue Kirby, Sonia Sharma
Ollie Manders-Lambert is being treated at the Royal Victoria Infirmary in Newcastle after becoming seriously unwell
Ollie Manders-Lambert was about to return to school when he became seriously unwell and was rushed to hospital
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