The appetite for health content in the nationals shows no sign of waning, but there are topics which have been exhausted, and areas that teams are no longer keen to cover. We're joined by Peta Bee, one of the UK's best health journalists, who will help us understand what the primary up and coming topics for health coverage are, the angles that work best for reactionary stories and longer-form features, and how PRs should be pitching their stories both to Peta herself and the editors who are commissioning her.

This event is part of Roxhill's events programme, aimed at helping PRs to build personal relationships with journalists in an informal setting.

We’d love you to attend all three sessions and are happy to offer a bundle price. Please contact holly.ewen@roxhillmedia.com for your discount code.

Health Club is three interactive Q&A sessions with leading health and wellbeing journalists.

Seats are £50 and are limited to 48 PRs. Please submit a question for Peta on the booking form – attendees will have the chance to ask follow ups during the session. Book now if you want to join us.

T&C's

Cancellations are permitted up to 48 hours before an event. You can transfer to a different session up to 48 hours before the event (subject to availability), and delegate substitutions are accepted at any time. Please contact our event team at events@roxhillmedia.com for cancellation, transfer and substitution requests. Please note the line up may be subject to change. In this circumstance we will try our hardest to book in a similar journalist. If this isn't suitable, you may request a refund

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Health Club: Q&A: How to pitch health features to newspapers