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Izzie Brooks

Izzie Brooks

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Radio Producer and Reporter, BBC Radio Surrey

Surrey

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Identity , Culture , Politics

Doesn’t Cover

Mothers Day, Fathers Day, wellness, sport, hard politics, gift guides.

Journalist Type

Seniority Positions

Industries

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Content

Total articles 2

  • Family trip to Thailand: the nation that smiles :-)

    By Izzie Brooks Verified| izzietalks.com@ There’s a vibe in Thailand like no other, a continuous catchy melodic beat which plays right into all your senses. Drive north on the west coast from Phuket over the Sarasin bridge and you will discover an arresting gem to soothe the dog-tired of souls. Khao Lak was the coastal area hardest hit by the 2004 tsunami in Thailand, a sleepy beachfront idyll where families lost generations in one vicious stroke. There’s a museum there dedicated to it.

    By Izzie Brooks Verified · izzietalks.com

    May. 23, 2019

  • Anantara Kihavah, Maldives - hotel review

    By Izzie Brooks Verified| The London Standard Verified After a 10 and a half hour direct flight from Heathrow to Male International Airport and a 30 minute sea plane, you'll reach Anantara Kihavah - and feel deliciously cut off from city life. Tucked neatly into the Baa Atoll with pure white sand beaches and Tiffany-blue waters, this place is where ataraxia is attainable the moment your toes bury themselves in the sand. Relaxed, easy elegance.

    By Izzie Brooks Verified · The London Standard

    Aug. 23, 2016

  • Family trip to Thailand: the nation that smiles :-)

    By Izzie Brooks Verified| izzietalks.com@ There’s a vibe in Thailand like no other, a continuous catchy melodic beat which plays right into all your senses. Drive north on the west coast from Phuket over the Sarasin bridge and you will discover an arresting gem to soothe the dog-tired of souls. Khao Lak was the coastal area hardest hit by the 2004 tsunami in Thailand, a sleepy beachfront idyll where families lost generations in one vicious stroke. There’s a museum there dedicated to it.

    By Izzie Brooks Verified · izzietalks.com

    May. 23, 2019

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Company Info

BBC Radio Surrey