Evie Lake is a journalist at JPIMedia. She focuses on themes related to climate change and the environment, as well as arts and entertainment, with a particular interest in animals and animal care. Evie's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News UK, BBC News, and Yahoo Sports, among others.
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Evie Lake's coverage centers on local news, particularly in Newcastle and the North East of England. She frequently covers topics related to house & home and sports, with a focus on events and press releases.
If you are reaching out to Evie, consider providing insights or information related to local events, developments in the housing market within Newcastle or the North East region, as well as sports-related news from these areas. Additionally, if your pitch involves press release-worthy content such as newsworthy events or announcements relevant to her geographic focus, it would likely resonate with Evie.
Given her interest in "Retro Photos," she may also be interested in pitches relating to historical aspects of Newcastle and South Tyneside that could potentially tie into current events or trends.
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Evie Lake - North East and Cumbria Flooding and trees toppled by Storm Boelo are making the roads more dangerous, police have warned, while many households are without power.
Cumbria Police says it is receiving a high volume of calls due to the storm.
Homes across Cumbria and the North East are without power as Storm Boelo rages.
A new exhibition exploring how a city has changed over time has coincided with an open call for young photographers.
AmberSide hopes to strengthen and expand its Newcastle archive with its latest exhibition.
The station's flagship festival will return to Tyneside after 12 years.
The station's flagship festival will return to Tyneside after 12 years.
Allan Pennock says it is "only a matter of time" before someone is seriously injured.
The government is giving £1.9m to help conservation groups who are trying to buy a large estate.
The government is giving £1.9m to help conservation groups who are trying to buy a large estate.
