Zhara Simpson is a journalist based in Exeter, Devon, with a focus on local news and events. She has written for various publications including Plymouth Herald, DevonLive, and Gloucestershire Live, covering a range of topics from food and drink to community issues. Zhara is dedicated to bringing engaging and informative stories to her readers in the local area.
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Zhara Simpson's coverage primarily focuses on local events and seasonal topics, with a strong emphasis on house & home, food & beverage, and family & relationships. Her articles often revolve around community happenings such as the reopening of local businesses or events relevant to specific regions within Devon.
Given this focus, pitches should prioritize providing insights into local events or trends in Exeter and Devon related to house & home, food & beverage or family-oriented activities. Experts who can provide commentary on these areas may find their input valuable for Zhara's coverage.
As Zhara has a keen interest in Christmas-related content and pubs/restaurants in the area, timely pitches that align with festive seasons or highlight unique dining experiences could be particularly well-received.
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Zhara Simpson A Devon school has been included in a government rebuild programme, the Department for Education (DofE) has confirmed.
Zhara Simpson Guernsey Police has said claims "widely shared across social media and chat groups" they were investigating a group of islanders for sexual offences against children were "unfounded".
Staff at a Devon charity said they were "shocked" when a sale sign was put near its entrance.
Jack Etheridge says it is "sacrilege" more food is not grown in Guernsey.
Jack Etheridge says it is "sacrilege" more food is not grown in Guernsey.
Police say two people were taken to hospital with serious injuries.
Aurigny said receiving its fifth and final ATR 72-600 was a major milestone for the airline.
An economic confidence survey reveals business leaders in Guernsey have lost confidence this year.
A council closes sections of a footpath in Tavistock after a retaining wall and walkway are damaged.
Jersey's States extends chief executive officer Dr Andrew McLaughlin's contract for two years.
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