The Sunday Times has hired Louise Eccles as consumer affairs editor. Previously, she was a personal finance correspondent at the Daily Mail Online. She also held the posts of general news reporter and business and property correspondent at the company.
There, she also won Insurance Journalist of the Year Award at the 2018 Headline Money Awards and was a finalist for Business Journalist of the Year at the 2017 British Journalism Awards.
She was also a partner and senior communications officer, corporate and finance services at John Lewis & Partners.
Eccles graduated from the University of Nottingham.
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Dear Louise, I read your article, 'Try on some clothes, etc'
Did you know that Harrods have opened a small stand alone retail unit in Henley-on-Thames asca Cafe on the ground floor, but as a changing room on the the first floor for customers to try on garments?
Best