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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By: Zena Hawley
Mark Wakeman is receiving dozens of calls a day asking where orders are but he doesn't have a website
By: Zena Hawley
Mark Wakeman is receiving dozens of calls a day asking where orders are but he doesn't have a website
By: Emily Parker, Zena Hawley
Mark Wakeman, owner of Bakewell Pet Supplies, has been receiving multiple calls over undelivered online orders, despite his business not having a website
Residents say the orange sludge is killing pond plants and driving away birds
Police will be able to identify offenders from video footage and using automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) technology
By: Zena Hawley
'Although some areas still require attention, leaders’ decisive actions and strengthened capacity are driving improvement at pace'
By: Zena Hawley
Residents say the orange sludge is killing pond plants and driving away birds
FOR more than 12 months, something strange has been happening to a brook which runs from Denby through to the River Derwent at Little Eaton - it is turning bright orange.
SIGNIFICANT changes in leadership at a Derby school ‘have reshaped the direction and pace of improvement' according to a newly published report from Ofsted.
When the Nottingham 10K race returns on May 23 next year, it will be with a completely redesigned route - created to deliver a flatter, faster and more enjoyable race-day experience, according to the organisers, Run For All.
