Sue Kirby is a Multi-Media Journalist at Hartlepool Live and Teesside Live. She focuses on themes of health and wellness, consumer interest, and family relationships, covering a diverse range of topics including consumer products, wellness programs, and family health. Sue's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as the Manchester Evening News, The Mirror, and Liverpool Echo, among others.
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Middlesbrough, United Kingdom (Local)
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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.
As her geographic focus is primarily local (Middlesbrough), targeting story pitches around this region would likely align best with Sue’s reporting interests.
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The huge artwork marks second series of award-winning show
Police drones will be flying above the area and officers will be on patrol
By: Sue Kirby
"Communities can expect us to be visible and proactive in our approach," says Assistant Chief Constable Dave Sutherland
Macy Brown's, in Linthorpe Road, was targeted twice on Thursday, May 28, and thousands of pounds worth of items were stolen
By: Sue Kirby
Lorna Robinson said she 'felt like her life was over' when she got diagnosis at just 17
They were on the small ledge in pitch black freezing conditions during three-hour rescue operation
By: Sue Kirby
Razzamataz Theatre School is offering the scholarship to ensure all youngsters have chance to shine
By: Sue Kirby
Dad-of-two Chris Neal has undergone two brain surgeries and three rounds of chemotherapy
By: Sue Kirby
17-year-old Ginger Downes has completely renovated the premises to house her tanning salon and other businesses
Dr John Hirst donned his orange wig and shirt to complete the challenge in aid of Alzheimer's Research UK
