Andrew Madden is a Journalist at the Belfast Telegraph. As the City Reporter, he focuses on issues related to Belfast, with a specialization in housing and politics, while also exploring themes of government mismanagement and the challenges faced by vulnerable communities. His work has been featured in notable publications including the Irish Independent and Sunday World Magazine.
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Belfast, United Kingdom (Local)
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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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By: Andrew Madden
‘Allocation fully spent’ without construction starting on junction
By: Andrew Madden
Four officially unaccounted for, but others are out there, it has been claimed
By: Andrew Madden
Seamus Maguire (29) believed to have been killed and secretly buried by republicans in 1976
By: Andrew Madden
Families of the Disappeared endure brutal uncertainty as searches continue in Ireland
By: Andrew Madden
Six years on from planning permission being granted, and not a crane in sight or brick laid
By: Andrew Madden
Sir Desmond Rea died on Sunday and was in his late 80s
By: Andrew Madden
Six years on from planning permission being granted, and not a crane in sight or brick laid
By: Andrew Madden
It comes after Justice Minister Naomi Long warned funding pressures could delay emergency prison accommodation
Stabbing at Storming the Castle bike meet in Carrickfergus sparks attempted murder arrest in Newtownabbey
By: Andrew Madden
Police probe anti-Islam and anti-immigration murals in Newtownabbey and Dungannon as hate incidents and criminal damage
