Adrian Peel is a writer for the Cambridge Independent, covering a variety of topics including community events, music, entertainment, and local news. With a passion for traditional values and a love for country music, Adrian brings a unique perspective to his writing, showcasing the diverse and vibrant culture of Cambridge.
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Adrian Peel's coverage suggests a focus on local events, music, and cultural activities in the Cambridge area. Pitches should aim to provide unique angles or exclusive access related to local events, musicians or artists, especially those with a family-friendly focus. Additionally, stories related to charity work and community involvement could resonate well.
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By: Adrian Peel
Participants were able to run, walk or jog the 2.5k route, and many were in their best festive attire.
Artist Cary Outis has once again decorated the village’s red telephone box for Christmas.
One of the most influential electronic artists of the 21st century, the band are best known for their mega-hit, ‘Insomnia’.
By: Adrian Peel
Enter the battle on the river in aid of a good cause.
The tour marks the return of the band’s classic 80s line-up, performing together for the first time since 1989.
The Trumpington Street branch’s display features a novel use of its famous Chelsea buns.
By: Adrian Peel
Cinderella (Chloe Gentles), Prince Charming (Jack Wilcox) and Buttons (Matt Crosby) handed out gifts to children.
By: Adrian Peel
David Bailey, the retiring chair, says the charity plays an important role in helping to combat loneliness and give a voice to members.
Cambridge resident Fay Ostler and her sister, Pamela Walker, turn their paintings of the city into Christmas cards.
By: Adrian Peel
Shut during the pandemic, seemingly for good, the centre has since been revived by the very enthusiastic and dedicated Taj Khan Kalash.
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