Katie Oborn is a Community Reporter at Plymouth Live. She covers a diverse range of topics including travel and tourism, food and beverages, agriculture, and energy, with a particular focus on energy policy and sustainability, organic farming, and family travel. Katie's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Cambridge News, Birmingham Live, and the Daily Star (UK).
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Katie Oborn's reporting focuses on local news, particularly events and businesses in Plymouth. Her coverage attributes show a significant interest in expert commentary, as well as announcements and promotional deals related to house & home, family & relationships, and entertainment news.
If you are reaching out to Katie Oborn, consider offering your expertise or insights on local events or developments in Plymouth. She might be interested in pitches concerning new business openings, community initiatives, unique personal stories that tie into the themes she covers such as family-owned businesses or heartwarming tales within the community.
Given her focus on specific locations like Plymouth and Devon along with topics such as local businesses and pubs, pitches should align with these geographic areas and interests.
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A sex attack on a 12-year-old. A hedgehog set on fire. Thuggish behaviour. Just what is going on in Ham Woods?
Sherford is winning over residents - though traffic troubles, missing amenities, and split council management are causing concern
By: Katie Oborn
A beloved woodland in an English city has become the scene of dark activities including a sex attack, a burnt animal and thuggish behaviour.
MP Sir Geoffrey Cox is ‘putting profit before people’, activists say
By: Katie Oborn
Craig has launched a JustGiving fundraiser which will raise money for SEN provision
National Grid gave advance notice of works which ‘may affect access to your property’
Tavistock schoolgirl put forward for Deaf Sports Personality of the Year after winning seven medals for Great Britain
‘Many people understandably think a drought is over once it starts raining. In reality, recovery takes much longer’
By: Katie Oborn
Of 67 crimes reported in Tavistock over one month, 32 were violence and sexual offences
Hair and beauty industry contributes to ‘big part of our economy’, says Central Devon MP Sir Mel Stride
