Wayne Ankers is a Hub News Editor at Hub. He specializes in regional interest and world news, with a focus on topics such as crime, economy, health and wellness, climate change, and transportation. Wayne's work has been featured in prominent publications including MyLondon, Western Mail, and the Daily Mirror.
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Wayne Ankers predominantly covers local news with a focus on Yorkshire, particularly Leeds. His articles often revolve around breaking news, evolving stories, and government announcements related to entertainment news and crime.
For those looking to pitch to Wayne, it's important to tailor content that aligns with his focus on local events in the Yorkshire region. Consider offering unique angles or exclusive insights into ongoing stories or upcoming events within this area.
Given his coverage of car accidents, missing persons cases, tributes, and regional media topics like snow forecasts and windscreen defrosting issues are also likely to catch his attention as they relate directly to the community he serves.
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By: Graeme Brown, David Bentley, Wayne Ankers
Changes are being made over the next two years
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By: Josie Clarke, Wayne Ankers
Octopus Energy, Utility Warehouse and 100Green have been crowned as the top energy providers in an annual survey conducted by consumer watchdog Which?
By: Wayne Ankers, Aine Fox
A study led by the University of Cambridge in partnership with Nottingham Trent University has revealed that individuals sporting a "posh" English
By: Aine Fox, Wayne Ankers
Cambridge Uni have studied which accents sound guilty of crime
By: Wayne Ankers, Andrew Spence
The devices detected 849 driving offences in two-week trial
By: Wayne Ankers, Antony Clements-Thrower
A huge storm is set to hit the UK causing havoc
The crash is causing long delays
By: Wayne Ankers
The road will be shut for some time
By: Wayne Ankers, Chris Riches
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning
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