Matt Leclere is the Chief Reporter at KentOnline. He covers a range of topics including construction and real estate, urban development, and environmental issues, with a particular focus on water management and climate change. Matt's insights and reporting have also been featured in various publications, including KentOnline.
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Canterbury, United Kingdom (Local)
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Matt Leclere's coverage is focused on local news, including evolving stories and breaking news related to tragedy, crime, entertainment news as well as government announcements. Given his focus on these specific themes and topics, he would be most responsive to pitches offering exclusive insights into ongoing or breaking local events such as accidents, crime incidents, community activities or infrastructure issues within Kent.
Pitch ideas could include providing expert commentary on local tragedies or crime incidents in the area, sharing exclusive updates about unfolding stories that align with his coverage attributes and topics covered.
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By: Matt Leclere
A new interactive bronze sculpture designed to amplify the sound of the sea and map hundreds of shipwrecks off the Kent coast is set to be unveiled.
One of England’s largest illegal waste dumping sites is under investigation after being discovered in the Kent countryside.
Nesting bats have scuppered hopes of creating an amphitheatre inside the keep of a medieval castle as part of a renovation project.
By: Matt Leclere
Volunteers running one of the county’s oldest surviving windmills have blasted the authority’s “short-sighted” decision to offload several landmarks.
Our reviewer tries a cafe right on the beach serving up great coffee and ‘offensively large’ Scotch eggs which regularly has queues along the path.
By: Matt Leclere
A three-month project to bring a seafront landmark back into use, and featuring a new wine bar, following repairs to its structure is due to begin.
By: Matt Leclere
Design work to explore whether a waterfront medieval timber-framed historic building could one day host weddings is due to be stepped up.
By: Matt Leclere
A town’s land train attraction has been hailed as a huge success after exceeding expectations and bringing queue times of “Disneyland proportions”.
By: Matt Leclere
Emerging plans to strip salt from seawater at a new facility in Kent could provide up to 30 million litres of drinking water a day, it is claimed.
By: Matt Leclere
Poor mobile phone signal in one of Kent’s busiest shopping and tourist areas is set to be boosted thanks to newly installed technology.
