Grimsby will not be visited by the Coca-Cola Christmas truck this year, as the town is not included on the truck's tour of the UK. The nearest stop will be in Bridlington. The author chose this story because local audiences are interested in learning about popular annual events. Discussing the truck tour's schedule relates to news values of currency, closeness to home, and continuity that audiences care about. The story could generate differing public opinions through interviews and needs to avoid discrediting Coca-Cola to prevent potential legal issues.

1. Coca-Cola, Christmas is NOT coming to Grimsby
Holidays are not coming to Grimsby ... Following last year's visit of the Coca-Cola Christmas
truck, the list of destinations for this year's festive tour has been revealed. And Grimsby is sadly
not on the list. Bridlington is the nearest place as the traditional truck takes on its tour of the
country.
I have chosen this story because publicly it's a big deal and many on are targeted
audience will be interested in this type of story as they want to know as much as
possible on the subject. This relates to the target audience as this type of story shows
news values of Currency as to the local people this is what deemed valuable or
importance as is created some more commotion. Closeness to home as people are likely
to relate more to stories that are close to them and Continuity as this type of story that
will be continuously repeated that will develop into an ongoing narrative which will get
audiences to tune in the next day.
This type of story we’ll be able gain different negative and positive opinions from the
members of the public through vox pops.
A legal issue we could encounter would be possible be sued by coca cola. To avoid this
the broadcast would can not be able to contain an content that’ll discredit the company
in anyway.