Jane Corscadden is a journalist at various outlets covering breaking news and community stories across Northern Ireland. Her reporting focuses on themes such as health and wellness, culture and society, and public security, with particular interest in consumer health, mental health, and fitness. Jane's work has been featured in prominent publications including Wales Online, The Mirror, and Daily Express.
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Jane Corscadden's articles are predominantly local, involving stories from Northern Ireland and Belfast. She often covers evolving and breaking news stories related to entertainment, crime, family & relationships.
If you're pitching a story to Jane, consider focusing on local events or issues within Northern Ireland or Belfast with an emphasis on entertainment news, crime-related developments, or human interest stories centered around family and relationships in the region. You may also want to highlight any connections your pitch might have with ongoing evolving stories or recent government announcements in that area.
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The injured man, aged in his 30s, flagged down a passing motorist who called for help
By: Jane Corscadden
A High Court judge has ruled the Secretary of State's decision to ban the parade was lawful
By: Jane Corscadden
Jamie Bryson has insisted "we will walk the Garvaghy Road" despite a High Court judge ruling the Secretary of State's decision to ban the Drumcree parade was lawful.
By: Jane Corscadden
Police said they are "growing increasingly concerned" for the welfare of a man last seen in North Belfast six days ago.
By: Jane Corscadden
It comes as Tesco has written to the Department for Infrastructure to challenge planning approval for the site
Department of Health figures show 15% of all 11-18 year olds vape, with 65% of those saying they vape daily
By: Jane Corscadden
The way in which vapes and nicotine products are sold in Northern Ireland has changed, with it now an offence to sell such products to under 18s.
By: Jane Corscadden
Almost 5,000 residents have signed a petition in support of a new Lidl store following a legal challenge by rival supermarket chain Tesco.
Church halls were opened to provide further emergency shelter as hundreds of people presented for temporary accommodation in Northern Ireland due to Storm Boelo over the weekend.
By: Jane Corscadden, James Martin McCarthy
The parade has not been allowed to cross Ormeau Bridge since 1999
