Andrew Madden is a City Reporter for the Belfast Telegraph, writing primarily about local news and events in Belfast. With a focus on providing accurate and timely information to the community, Andrew covers a range of topics including politics, entertainment, and current affairs.
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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.
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By: Andrew Madden
The violent past of murder accused Jonathan Creswell can now be revealed for the first time.
By: Andrew Madden
Former Alliance MLA Patrick Brown has said an investigation by Stormont’s standards watchdog had “no bearing” on his decision to resign this week.
By: Andrew Madden
Budget pressures facing the Department of Justice mean there is a risk of “potentially catastrophic failures” in the justice system and possible “life-ending experiences for people”, Naomi Long has warned.
By: Andrew Madden
Infrastructure Minister John O’Dowd has no plans to amend regulations for the taxi industry, despite pleas from drivers who say the sector is suffering due to inaction.
By: Andrew Madden
Jim Allister has hit out at comments by interim DUP leader Gavin Robinson, who criticised “people flying from England to Northern Ireland to complain about the protocol”.
By: Andrew Madden
The PSNI has paid out millions of pounds in settlements after cases taken by officers and the public in recent years.
By: Andrew Madden
An ombudsman’s investigation into the murder of Katie Simpson found that officers who probed her death “committed misconduct”, the Policing Board has been told.
By: Andrew Madden
Stormont deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly said she is looking forward to a “more positive relationship” between unionists and Taoiseach Simon Harris, following interactions that have “not always been good” in recent years.
By: Andrew Madden
Over the decades unionists in Northern Ireland have had contrasting relationships and views on the various heads of the Irish Government.
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