Zena Hawley is a journalist for derbytelegraph and writes for Derbyshire Live. With a focus on local news in Derby, her articles cover a range of topics including events, housing, politics, education, and community issues. Zena's work has also been featured in various other publications across the UK.
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Derby, United Kingdom (Local)
Zena Hawley's focus is on local news, particularly related to Derby and its surrounding areas. She covers a wide range of topics such as education, charity work, construction projects, and government announcements in the Derby area.
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A slimmer from Eastwood is set to fulfil a long-held dream when she takes part in the 2024 London Marathon on Sunday following a weight loss of 5st 4½lbs.
By: Zena Hawley
Sade Cooke and Cameron Nightingale are up against just one other couple
By: Zena Hawley
It has a guide price of just £25,000
By: Zena Hawley
He has a large collection of jigsaws which are swapped, borrowed and donated from his garage
By: Zena Hawley
A 60-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of the murder of Rachel McDaid
Rachel McDaid was found dead in her home last Friday
Exclusive: Shadow Transport Secretary Louise Haigh tells Derbyshire Live about her plan for a turbo-charged Great British Railways in the city
There were concerns that scenes of protest seen in Scotland could be repeated at the University of Derby
The Derby staff say that it's like 'living on a knife edge' not knowing what is going to happen next
Exact figures are not known yet but if the party wins the next election they say GBR will be bigger than originally envisaged
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