Will Luker is a journalist and community reporter for Gloucestershire Live. He covers a wide range of local news stories, from community events and charity fundraisers to business profiles and human interest features. Will is a graduate of the University of Gloucestershire and his work has also been featured in the Daily Express.
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Will Luker's coverage is heavily focused on local news and events in Gloucestershire, with particular emphasis on community, family, entertainment news, and house & home topics. His articles cover a range of diverse local events including charity fundraisers, business updates, and safety concerns.
For those looking to pitch to Will Luker it would be beneficial to provide stories related to local events or human interest pieces that align with his coverage areas. This could include unique community initiatives or heartwarming tales from the area. Additionally, pitches related to seasonal events or government announcements within Gloucestershire are likely to resonate well with him.
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By: Will Luker
Community hub in Pittville Park has been given a makeover
The 'Home of the Roast' are delighted to welcome back the community
We speak to some Coleford traders who have decorated their shop fronts in support of Olly representing the UK at Eurovision 2024
Marking National Mills Weekend 2024, St Mary's Mill near Stroud has a history dating back to the Middle Ages
This weekend (Saturday May 11 and Sunday May 12) is National Mills Weekend, an opportunity to celebrate milling heritage and give people the chance to visit historic mills.
Michael Kean-Price became Tewkesbury's Town Crier in 1998
Winchcombe Walking Festival takes place between Friday May 17 and Sunday May 19
Listening Post are delighted to open the new hub
After five years of work, Cheltenham Elim Church are delighted with the new installment.
By: Will Luker, Evie Tallon
Taking place at the Everyman Theatre, some of the stories range from a missing dog to a zombie outbreak and they are designed to captivate the audience.
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