Adrian Peel is a journalist at Cambridge Independent. He has a diverse writing portfolio that spans property, culture, business, and news, with a particular focus on arts and entertainment, including music, theater, and events. Adrian's work has been featured in various outlets, showcasing his passion for the vibrant world of entertainment and the arts.
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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.
Given Adrian's extensive event coverage and seasonal themes such as Christmas, he may be interested in pitches that offer behind-the-scenes insights into upcoming events or unique perspectives on holiday-related traditions within the Cambridge area.
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By: Adrian Peel
Suggestions range from autobiographies to romance, from spy fiction to real-life mysteries.
By: Adrian Peel
SJ will be joined on the night by special guests.
By: Adrian Peel
The exhibition features a selection of original works, prints and artefacts.
By: Adrian Peel
The event is led by FermenTABLE, the Cambridge organisation dedicated to making fermentation part of everyday life.
By: Adrian Peel
The band are to release their third studio album, ‘In Thin Air’, on 4 September.
By: Adrian Peel
The Cambridgeshire launch follows another successful year for The Big Retreat in Pembrokeshire.
By: Adrian Peel
The band have a decade and a half of experience on the local music scene.
By: Adrian Peel
“One of our most interesting crime writers” is back with a new book.
By: Adrian Peel
Expect music, dancing, colourful clothes and more.
By: Adrian Peel
The festival raises money for Addenbrooke’s Charitable Trust (ACT).
