Adam Maidment is a journalist at Manchester Evening News. He specializes in areas such as hospitality and leisure, restaurants, food and beverages, arts and entertainment, and sports business, often exploring the intersection of these themes. Adam's work has been featured in a variety of publications including the Daily Express, Belfast Live, and OK! Magazine.
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Manchester, United Kingdom (Local)
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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
The festival is promising to bring 'some midsummer madness' to Stockport
By: Adam Maidment
Hot on the heels of a successful pop-up shop at the Trafford Centre
By: Adam Maidment
Get ready to blast off...
By: Adam Maidment
'Temu Tom' makes an appearance
By: Adam Maidment
It promises 'big flavours and generous seafood feasts'
By: Adam Maidment
'LGBTQ+ people will exist everywhere, including St Helens, whether funding is cut from Pride or not'
By: Adam Maidment
Muse are playing a major European and UK tour
By: Adam Maidment
Goodbye the Clark Brothers, hello Bound
By: Adam Maidment
It was hailed as the ‘last remaining unmodernised corner of St Peter Square’, but not anymore
By: Adam Maidment
There will be an ode to The Smiths' top haunt, a rejoice of the LGBTQ+ community and a celebration of libraries
