Laycie Beck is a Senior Reporter at Lincolnshire Live. With a diverse range of expertise, she covers topics including local business stories, education, health and wellness, and real estate, while also engaging in unique first-person narratives through experiences with local services. Laycie's work has been featured in numerous publications, including CoventryLive, Daily Express, and The Mirror.
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Laycie Beck's coverage leans heavily towards local news, particularly focusing on entertainment, crime, family & relationships, and house & home topics. She frequently covers evolving stories and government announcements.
When reaching out to Laycie with story ideas or expert commentary, consider providing insights related to the evolving local events such as community issues or breaking news in Nottingham. For example, pitches could include experts who can provide analysis on local crime trends or developments in the housing market within the region.
Given her focus on specific themes and topics such as animal welfare and road safety within a localized context, she may be interested in human interest stories that relate to these areas but hold relevance for her Nottingham audience.
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Multiple crews were called to the blaze and a woman was pronounced dead at the scene
However, the founder says they're not 'anti-women' and offered an explanation about the move
However, the founder says they're not 'anti-women' and offered an explanation about the move
Kristine Sparane had suffered several heavy blows to the head
Firefighters from Grantham, Sleaford and Market Deeping are in attendance
Firefighters from Grantham, Sleaford and Market Deeping are in attendance
By: Laycie Beck
During the visit, Princess Anne was shown some of the technologies being developed by researchers and met students and staff
By: Laycie Beck
During the visit, Princess Anne was shown some of the technologies being developed by researchers and met students and staff
200 Degrees will be opening the doors to a second location in the city centre next month
By: OIiver Castle, Laycie Beck
“I do not want to drive out people from visiting our region, so I will not be implementing it"
