Brad Barnes is a food and drink writer for the Peterborough Telegraph, with a focus on local establishments and events in the Peterborough area. With a passion for sharing his thoughts and views, Brad's articles cover everything from restaurant reviews to recommendations for a great night out in Peterborough.
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Peterborough, United Kingdom (Local)
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Brad Barnes' coverage primarily focuses on local entertainment news, pubs, nightlife, and events in Peterborough. He is likely to be interested in pitches related to upcoming events, new restaurant or pub openings, local entertainment activities such as music performances or festivals. Additionally, he may be open to pieces that provide a historical perspective on local venues and events.
Given his emphasis on seasonal content and event coverage, consider pitching stories related to festive occasions or special celebrations happening in Peterborough. Also focus on topics like home improvement or renovation for houses and bars.
Since Brad's geographic focus is specific to the United Kingdom with an emphasis on Peterborough, ensure that any pitches are relevant within this regional context.
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An iconic film that has stood the test of time and a leading man’s performance that never fails to impress – how do you follow that?
By: Brad Barnes
A magical winter experience for all the family comes to Peterborough Cathedral next week – and we have two family tickets to give away.
By: Brad Barnes
Let’s face it, we all need a good laugh now and again – and Peterborough’s New Theatre looks like the place to go for it.
By: Brad Barnes
Let’s face it, we all need a good laugh now and again – and Peterborough’s New Theatre looks like the place to go for it.
By: Brad Barnes
Dance, comedy, a stunning light show, a children’s favourite on stage and more to keep everyone entertained
By: Brad Barnes
City band Club Brat support the Subhumans at Charters on Friday
Two Stamford-based poets, Emmy Jenkins and Kia Went, will unveil their debut poetry collections at Rhymes on the Rocks, their popular open mic night, on Wednesday (13th),
By: Brad Barnes
Donalds on Burghley Road, Peterborough, is now a shining 21st century car showrooms – with plans to extend to exhibit even more electric vehicles from the MG brand.
By: Brad Barnes
This week’s stroll down Memory Lane takes us back to Peterborough city centre in 2009.
By: Brad Barnes
Check out the new look at the dawn of a new era for Stamford’s Golden Fleece.
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