Alan Swann is the Sports Editor at the Peterborough Telegraph. He covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, including team and individual sports, competitive sports, and the business of sports, with a particular focus on sports broadcasting and marketing. Alan's insights and commentary have been featured in the Peterborough Telegraph.
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Alan Swann's articles extensively cover local sports, particularly football in the Peterborough area. He focuses on event coverage and evolving stories related to football matches and events involving local teams. Therefore, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to updates about local football clubs, player interviews from these teams, or any unique stories revolving around the Peterborough sports scene.
Given his focus on a specific geographic area and sport, outreach efforts should involve providing localized insights and access to individuals directly involved with local football organizations or players within the mentioned region.
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By: Alan Swann
Peterborough United chairman Darragh MacAnthony has laid out his summer transfer plans.
By: Alan Swann
A 31 year-old with close to 300 EFL appearances has signed for Peterborough Sports.
By: Alan Swann
Chairman Darragh MacAnthony insists his enthusiasm and passion for Posh returned 24 hours after the final day of the League One season.
By: Alan Swann
Peterborough Town get a second crack at the 2026 ECB Club KO competition on Sunday.
By: Alan Swann
I was sat at home on a day off on Thursday, May 30, 1996 when the phone rang with some astonishing news.
Young Peterborough United defender Fabian Claxton has signed a one-year professional contract at London Road.
By: Alan Swann
Inconsistency ruined Peterborough Town’s 2025 Northants Premier Division title challenge and the same irritating flaw has already reared its ugly head in 2026.
By: Alan Swann
Record-breaking sharpshooter Cam Hough has left the Peterborough Phantoms ice hockey team.
By: Alan Swann
Lucky losers Peterborough Town stormed into a group final in the ECB Club KO Cup on the back of another ton from all-rounder Nick Green.
By: Alan Swann
Reece Smith-York cracked a career best 163 not out as Castor CC records tumbled on a glorious day at Port Lane.
