Max Chesson is a Trainee Reporter at KentOnline. He covers a range of topics including transportation and mobility, health and wellness, and real estate, with a focus on regional interest stories in the east Kent area. Max's work has been featured in various publications, including the Daily Express, The Mirror, and The Independent.
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Max's coverage is focused on local news, with a heavy emphasis on evolving stories and government announcements. His topics include a wide range of local issues such as weather, travel disruptions, entertainment news, crime updates, and community development.
Given Max's focus on local events in Kent and the UK in general, he would likely be interested in pitches that highlight unique or unusual aspects of these areas. Pitches offering exclusive interviews with individuals involved in ongoing stories or those impacted by government announcements could also be well-received.
Since Max covers a broad array of topics related to local communities, it would be beneficial to tailor pitches to specific articles he has written. For instance, if there is an article about crime rates increasing in Kent villages due to inadequate policing resources, providing insights from law enforcement officials or affected residents may pique his interest.
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A heartbroken woman is in a race against time to take her partner on one last holiday after doctors discovered his cancer had returned.
By: Max Chesson
Two rogue traders who targeted an elderly couple after learning they had no family and lived in a “posh town” have been jailed over a £55,000 scam.
A second Kent school has confirmed it was targeted in a hoax bomb threat.
By: Max Chesson
A brewery which fuelled Britain's smallest brewpub for more than a decade will be sold on eBay after failing to find a buyer.
A heartbroken dog owner was slapped with a £100 parking fine for spending six hours at the vets while his beloved pet was put down.
A pub reputed to be the oldest in town has gone back on the market with a £485,000 asking price.
A popular seaside restaurant that shut after a “difficult year” has gone bust with debts of more than £250,000, including a six-figure tax bill.
An abandoned high street Costa Coffee has gone on the market after the chain’s closure was branded “a sign of the times”.
By: Max Chesson
Charges at Kent’s priciest public car parks could be frozen, with discounts offered to residents set to double and free spaces on Sundays.
By: Max Chesson
An upmarket restaurant in the heart of one of Kent’s most iconic attractions has made its way into the Michelin Guide.
