Emma Morgan is a Senior Live Blogs Reporter at The i Paper. She specializes in construction, real estate, and urban development, with a keen interest in topics such as urban design, housing markets, and government and politics. Emma's work has been featured in notable publications including FemaleFirst, The Gazette | Cedar Rapids, and BBC News.
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Southport, United Kingdom (Local)
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Emma Morgan's coverage demonstrates a strong focus on government and politics, with an emphasis on breaking news, evolving stories, and legal policy regulation. She appears to be particularly interested in covering protests, weather-related incidents such as storms impacting the UK, and political developments.
Given her focus on government announcements and evolving stories related to politics and legal policy regulation within the UK, pitches should cater to these areas. This may include providing expert commentary or exclusive insights into ongoing legal or political events within the UK.
For topics such as technology or international conflicts like Israel-Palestine conflict covered by Emma Morgan but not frequently mentioned in her articles' titles, consider aligning pitches with broader themes of government policies that intersect with these topics.
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"Once these places are gone they’re gone forever, and they’ve been here for centuries.”
By: Emma Morgan, Jon Macpherson
The award-winning cancer centre could lose 70% of its staff team because of funding cuts
The pub closed permanently in 2017 and has been on the market since 2022. It is now set to be redeveloped
By: Emma Morgan, Jon Macpherson
The site is now set for a new future after the council reached an agreement
By: Jon Macpherson, Emma Morgan
The future of a boarded-up former pub near the beach in Ainsdale has taken a significant step forward – with locals suggesting it could become anything from a restaurant or hotel to a convalescent home.
