Lucy Hickmott is a Radio Breakfast Newsreader at kmfm and KentOnline. She covers a range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a particular focus on transportation policy and regulation, as well as consumer health. Lucy's work has been featured in KentOnline.
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Canterbury, United Kingdom (Local)
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Lucy Hickmott's articles predominantly cover local news, events, crime, accidents, and community issues within Kent and the United Kingdom. She seems to be particularly interested in breaking news and evolving stories related to family & relationships, entertainment news, crime, government & politics.
To effectively engage with Lucy Hickmott you should consider providing her with newsworthy information about local events or developments that have a direct impact on the community in Kent or the UK. Additionally, if there are any pressing announcements from government authorities in these regions relating to topics such as family & relationships or community issues she would likely be receptive to this type of information.
Given her focus on breaking news and evolving stories it may also be beneficial to provide updates on ongoing situations that fit into her coverage areas.
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Part of the M20 is closed following a collision which is thought to have involved a car and a van.
By: Lucy Hickmott
In today’s podcast, the family of a woman who was killed by her ex say police should have done more to keep him out of their shared workspace.
Crews have been called to tackle a fire in a cafe, which has closed a Kent high street.
Figures show hundreds of children, including a one-year-old girl, have been recorded as suspects in crimes in Kent.
In today’s podcast, a driver has been jailed after causing a fatal crash when she brake-checked a BMW.
In today’s podcast, hear from a widow who was scammed by cowboy builders in the months before her husband’s death.
In today’s episode, a solar farm in Kent is facing criticism for using truckloads of water to wash panels during a supply outage.
