Lucy Carter is an Author at various esteemed publications. She covers a diverse range of topics including finance, trading, and architecture, while also delving into culture and society, animals, and animal care. Her work has been featured in notable outlets such as MSN, The Independent, and the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC).
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Lucy Carter's coverage has a diverse focus, encompassing business and industry, crime, family & relationships, and data & analytics. Her articles often include press releases and announcements from the private sector and government sources.
If you're considering reaching out to Lucy with a pitch or as a potential source, it would be beneficial to provide her with exclusive access to newsworthy events related to businesses or industries. Since Lucy also covers topics such as floods, retail, education, events, transportation etc., she may be interested in receiving pitches related to these areas if they have unique angles or breaking news elements tied into them.
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Jupiter Asset Management has named Martin Hendry as head of trading, replacing Mike Poole. Poole was promoted to head of investment platform in April.
An MP’s feline friend has scooped up an unexpected award.
A boutique owner who prides herself on championing women-owned businesses where possible is celebrating a year since opening up shop.
A charity fishing match has raised more than £1,000 towards plans to make a Fenland fishing venue more accessible to people with disabilities.
Institutional trading strategies continue to grow more complex, automated, and data-driven – and the front office technology that executes those trading
Reassurances have been made that building work for a new town leisure centre is “on track”, despite contractor concerns.
By: Lucy Carter
A main road through Lynn town centre remains flooded today, as cars have been seen wading through deeper water.
In our nostalgia feature, we take a look back to Eye’s medieval fare from 1994…
Residents in Suffolk have cut their water use by around 7% since restrictions were introduced at the beginning of August.
Charities across Diss and Norfolk are being invited to apply for grants of up to £20,000 from a new £1million fund.
