Adam Maidment is a journalist and LGBT+ community reporter for the Manchester Evening News. With a focus on local news in Manchester, Adam covers a range of topics including entertainment, food, events, and community issues. His work has been featured in various publications, showcasing his expertise and passion for reporting on the vibrant city of Manchester.
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Adam Maidment focuses on local news in Manchester, particularly entertainment, food and beverage, as well as seasonal events. If you are pitching to him, consider providing insights or stories related to these topics within the Manchester area. For example, you might want to share information about upcoming local events or new developments in the food and entertainment scene in Manchester.
Given his coverage focus on specific cities like Manchester and themes like entertainment and seasonal events such as Christmas-related content, he may be interested in pitches that revolve around event coverage of local happenings or reviews of products or services related to food and home lifestyle specifically tailored for the people living in Manchester.
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By: Adam Maidment
Glastonbury 2025 tickets are finally going on sale this week
Tickets for Glastonbury 2025 go on sale this week - but can you still register for access?
Ticket prices have been confirmed
By: Adam Maidment, Katie Timms, Sarah Lumley
People were desperate to get their hands on tickets
Ticket prices have been confirmed
By: Adam Maidment, Mitya Underwood, Mia O Hare
Paddy McGuinness was overcome with emotion as he revealed just how much money he has raised for Children in Need by taking on the Ultra Endurance Cycle Challenge
By: Adam Maidment
Paddy McGuinness received a message from Peter Kay on BBC Radio 2's Zoe Ball show
By: Mia O'Hare, Mitya Underwood, Adam Maidment
Paddy McGuinness was left in tears as he was overcome with emotion while taking part in his epic Children in Need challenge, during which he is cycling 300 miles in a day
The Glastonbury tradition of taking a break is due to make an appearance soon
By: Adam Maidment
The Bolton TV star received the message from his pal
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