Zach Harrison is a Senior Digital Reporter at The Bolton News. He covers a diverse range of topics including urban design, real estate development, educational policy, and public policy, often focusing on the intersections of architecture, planning, and government. Zach's work has been featured in prominent publications such as BBC News, Yahoo News UK, and The Mirror.
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Zach's coverage is primarily focused on local news and community events within the Greater Manchester area, with a strong emphasis on crime, family relationships, and entertainment. Given these themes, Zach would likely be interested in pitches related to local human interest stories or events happening in the Bolton and Greater Manchester area.
Pitches centered around crime prevention initiatives, local community events or charitable activities may resonate well with Zach's coverage focus. Additionally, he might appreciate pitches concerning missing persons cases or articles featuring heartwarming stories about families and relationships within his geographic scope.
Given that much of his content revolves around evolving stories and breaking news as well as government announcements pertaining to the areas he covers locally, providing relevant updates on ongoing incidents could be particularly effective for engaging him.
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The revamped pool will reopen to the public on November 9, with an official unveiling on November 14
By: Zach Harrison
An expanded programme of swimming lessons, including sessions for older residents and people who lack confidence in the water, has been unveiled ahead of the reopening of Clitheroe's Ribblesdale Pool.
It has been in town for years
By: Zach Harrison
It was said to be unsuitable for housing
By: Zach Harrison
A ‘derelict farm' which was earmarked for 100 houses will be turned into a public arboretum, the council has decided.
By: Zach Harrison
A Rossendale restaurant could lose its licence after Government immigration enforcement allegedly found 'illegal working' there.
It could save the council £50k
By: Zach Harrison
A council is looking at leasing properties for homeless people in efforts to reduce its spend on temporary bed and breakfasts.
The county is set to undergo wide-ranging changes
The local government system in Lancashire will be turned on its head in the years to come – but why does it matter and how will it affect Lancastrians?
