Courtney Eales is a trends writer at various esteemed publications. She covers a wide range of topics including science, health and wellness, government and politics, and education, with a particular focus on air travel, travel policies, and climate policy. Her work has been featured in outlets such as Birmingham Live, The Mirror, and Yahoo News UK, among others.
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Liverpool, United Kingdom (Local)
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Courtney's coverage primarily focuses on local news, quizzes, and entertainment in the Merseyside area. She seems to be interested in engaging her audience with interactive content such as quizzes and explorations of local culture.
To effectively pitch to Courtney, consider providing ideas for community-focused events or activities that would resonate with her Liverpool-based audience. Additionally, if you have expertise in local cultural phenomena or can provide entertaining quiz questions related to this specific region, it may capture her interest.
Given the high proportion of announcement-type articles combined with seasonal themes and reviews, consider pitching topics that align with these areas such as local events or seasonal activities happening within Merseyside and Liverpool.
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By: Courtney Eales
The amount you get is based on when you were born and your circumstances
Holidays can be disrupted if the laws and guidelines of a country aren't followed
By: Courtney Eales
We all get an extra hour of sleep when the clocks go back
By: Courtney Eales, Hannah Rees
The Medical Centre and Welfare Tent is open for anyone at the festival to visit
It comes after continued hot weather across the UK
By: Courtney Eales
There are common illnesses that can cause disruption to children's time in school
The credit will automatically be applied to your electricity account
By: Courtney Eales
You can drive after taking these drugs if you've been prescribed them and followed advice on how to take them
By: Courtney Eales, Jamie Barlow
In the UK, clocks move forward by one hour at 1am on the final Sunday in March, and retreat by one hour at 2am on the final Sunday in October.
By: Courtney Eales, Holly Clarke
Your electricity supplier will apply the discount to your bill
