Sue Kirby is a Multi-Media Journalist at Hartlepool Live and Teesside Live. She specializes in health and wellness, arts and entertainment, and cultural topics, often covering themes related to consumer health, fitness, and entertainment news. Sue's work has been featured in notable outlets including the Manchester Evening News, The Mirror, and Liverpool Echo, among others.
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Middlesbrough, United Kingdom (Local)
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Sue Kirby's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, with an emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news. This suggests that she may be interested in pitches related to ongoing community events, crime updates, human interest stories within the Middlesbrough area, or local charity initiatives.
Given the prevalence of family and relationship themes in her work, personal narratives or interviews from individuals directly impacted by the events covered could be particularly compelling for Sue. Additionally, highlighting positive community initiatives and impactful human-interest angles might resonate well with her coverage style.
As her geographic focus is primarily local (Middlesbrough), targeting story pitches around this region would likely align best with Sue’s reporting interests.
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By: Sue Kirby
Submergence - unique light sensory creation - celebrates John Walker's invention of the match
By: Sue Kirby
Our thoughts are with those who have lost a loved one
The new hospital classes are helping people expecting foot and ankle operations
By: Sue Kirby
Two men have been arrested on suspicion of burglary after goods stolen from a Teesside Labour club were found in a nearby caravan
By: Sue Kirby, Kali Lindsay
The brand new £600,000 home on Darlington's Antiquary Drive suffered severe damage as a tree smashed through the entire roof, weeks before residents were due to move in
Plans to open new branch shelved with the branch remaining in current location for 'the time being'
Speaking from prison, Michael Hill says he deserved a longer prison sentence for what he did
The festival of light, colour and new beginnings will be held in Centre Square
Michael Hill was 23 when he hit the seven-year-old boy with his electric bike leaving him with a traumatic brain injury
By: Sue Kirby
Council in 'advanced stage of negotiations' with potential tenants
