Andrew Madden is a City Reporter at Mediahuis UK, covering the Belfast Telegraph and Sunday Life. He focuses on a range of topics including crime, government and politics, and social issues, often exploring themes related to culture and society. Andrew's work has been featured in the Belfast Telegraph, Irish Independent, and Sunday World Magazine.
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Andrew Madden's coverage focuses heavily on local government and politics, with a significant emphasis on announcements and legal policy regulation. If you are reaching out to Andrew, consider pitching stories related to local government policies, political developments, or issues affecting the community in Northern Ireland.
Given his focus on specific incidents such as fires and animal welfare concerns at Belfast Zoo, he may be interested in stories that shed light on similar localized events or broader trends impacting the region.
For crime-related topics covered by Andrew, pitches should be relevant to Northern Ireland specifically and tie into ongoing discussions around crime prevention strategies or law enforcement initiatives within the region.
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Taoiseach Simon Harris will not be attending the Remembrance Sunday ceremony in Enniskillen.
By: Andrew Madden
More than £1.3m in parking fines was written off in the last financial year in Northern Ireland.
By: Andrew Madden
On a cold November night in Derry’s Bogside, a pipe bomb was thrown at a terraced house.
By: Andrew Madden
More than 1,800 people died in Northern Ireland in the last decade while waiting for a home, it can be revealed.
By: Andrew Madden
Almost a third of women in Northern Ireland who fear being violently attacked have said that their concern has increased in the past 12 months.
By: Andrew Madden
A utility company has been sending elderly and vulnerable residents in a Belfast social housing development gas bills — despite not having gas boilers installed.
By: Andrew Madden
Concerns have been raised after the green light was given for the demolition of part of a listed building in Belfast to make way for a hotel.
By: Andrew Madden
Dozens of Stormont artefacts that are being held in storage should be put on display for members of the public, an MLA has said.
By: Andrew Madden
Almost half of the 45 deaths in custody in Northern Ireland since 2016 have either been confirmed as suicide or were potentially self-inflicted.
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