Dianne Bourne is a media maven and Lifestyle Editor for the Manchester Evening News. With a focus on local events, reviews, theatre, tourism, and TV, Dianne's work has appeared in various publications and platforms across the UK. She brings her expertise and passion for lifestyle topics to her articles, providing readers with insightful and entertaining content.
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Manchester, United Kingdom (Local)
Dianne Bourne's articles mainly focus on entertainment news, food and drink, as well as local events in Manchester. She seems to prefer covering local events and activities that are accessible to her readership.
If you're looking to pitch Dianne, consider offering insights or access to unique local events, exciting dining experiences, or trends in beauty and fashion specific to the Manchester area. Additionally, pitches related to popular Netflix shows or engaging press releases about entertainment-related products may also be of interest.
Given her strong focus on local coverage in Manchester, ensure your pitches align with this geographic emphasis.
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By: Dianne Bourne
It will "bring the legendary toy cars to life" across a series of immersive stations
By: Dianne Bourne, Ewan Mowat
Carla Fishwick had tried "millions of diets" over the years before she finally found the won that worked for her.
It's the first time the event has been in Europe
By: Dianne Bourne
He was a founder member of Oasis, but quit the band back in 1999
By: Dianne Bourne
It boasts cut-price designer clothes from Gucci, Nadine Merabi, Stella McCartney and Vivienne Westwood - all for a good cause
By: Maisie Lawton, Dianne Bourne
The former railway station has been transformed into an extraordinary flower show for the weekend
By: Dianne Bourne
Michael Josephson MBE raised a million pounds in one night at his last ball - now the first details for the 2024 event have been confirmed
By: Dianne Bourne
The world premiere run of new musical 42 Balloons began in Salford this week - and theatre-goers already say they were "blown away"
By: Dianne Bourne
· 4-min read Courteeners frontman Liam Fray has spoken about the early days of the Manchester band, and how he felt "everyone hated us" in their home city.
By: Dianne Bourne
"We felt a bit on our own here, but that makes you more determined."
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