Victoria Shipp is a research content specialist based in Guildford, United Kingdom. She writes for the Surrey Advertiser, covering local news and events, including traffic updates, restaurant reviews, and community stories. Her work has also been featured in publications such as Cigalah Group, MyLondon, Scottish Daily Record and Sunday Mail Ltd, and Hits Radio.
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Victoria Shipp's coverage focuses on local news and events in the Guildford area, with a significant focus on transportation updates, restaurant reviews, and entertainment news. She also covers government announcements and evolving stories related to local events.
If you are pitching to Victoria, consider providing her with exclusive information about upcoming transportation changes or local events in the Guildford area. Additionally, if you have insights into new restaurants or entertainment venues opening up locally, she may be interested in covering those as well.
Given her interest in house & home-related topics alongside the themes of entertainment news and local news that she typically covers for Guildford-based readership, providing unique angles on these subjects could increase your chances of being featured by Victoria.
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The tracks were not cleared until Saturday afternoon (December 14)
By: Victoria Shipp
Neil Quinn and his wife Julie did not expect to spend a large proportion of 2024 clearing up their flat after it flooded repeatedly.
By: Victoria Shipp
Neil and Julie say they feel stuck in their flat that has continued to flood
By: Victoria Shipp
Homes in some parts of Surrey were warned they could lose water
By: Victoria Shipp
There will be a new water feature once it has reopened
By: Victoria Shipp
The families have said that they feel 'lucky to be alive'
An improved beer garden could be on the cards
Three water bottle stations have been opened in the area
By: Victoria Shipp
Some rail replacement buses will be in operation
Critical engineering work means that trains around Woking will be seriously disrupted throughout the end of December and into the new year.
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