Zena Hawley is the Agenda Editor at Derbyshire Live. She specializes in politics and education, with a keen focus on educational policy, school governance, and urban development, as well as commercial and residential real estate. Zena's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Birmingham Live, The Mirror, and Daily Express, among others.
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Zena Hawley's focus is on local news, particularly related to Derby and its surrounding areas. She covers a wide range of topics such as education, charity work, construction projects, and government announcements in the Derby area.
If you are looking to reach out to Zena with a pitch or story idea, consider focusing on local events happening within Derby or stories related to education, charity initiatives, construction projects or government announcements that impact the community in this area. Your pitches should be tailored specifically towards local relevance and impact on residents of Derbyshire.
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The judge in charge of the case said part of what happened was 'astounding'
The victim - who is 'still recovering' from the incident - had been pulled into bushes by her attacker
Affected staff have still to be consulted but services will continue at their existing locations while this happens
By: Zena Hawley
A FRAUD trial that has cost hundreds of thousands of pounds has been halted after a judge ruled that the city council's mishandling of key evidence made a fair trial impossible.
FANS travelled thousands of miles to honour the 30th anniversary year of Derby's iconic Lara Croft, acknowledged as ‐one of our greatest exports‐ by gamers.
The wide-ranging investigation looked into how illicit material was supplied into the city
By: Zena Hawley
Return dates have also been confirmed for the Market Place ice rink, Santa's grotto and Nordic bar
Lest we forget
DERBY'S Christmas lights switch-on in the Market Place will return to Saturday evening this year following last year's decision to hold it on a Thursday.
By: Zena Hawley
It could lead to an extra 3,300 jobs, many of which could come to Derby
