Emma Davidson is a writer at Manchester's Finest Group. She specializes in topics related to holidays, music, food and drink, with a particular focus on the United Kingdom and Christmas themes. Emma's work has been featured in notable publications such as Ka Leo O Hawaii, The Australian Greens, Firstlinks, and SwimSwam.
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Emma's coverage revolves around local events, urban development, and cultural topics in Manchester. She seems to be interested in covering a wide range of local activities, such as upcoming festivals, restaurant deals, sustainable building projects, and literary events.
To effectively reach out to Emma Davidson, consider pitching stories related to the vibrant cultural scene in Manchester. This could include insights into the city's urban development initiatives or features on unique events that showcase the diverse culture and society within Manchester.
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By: Emma Davidson
Parklife 2023 took place on the 10 and 11 June at Heaton Park, attracting thousands of people in the scorching June heat.
By: Emma Davidson
This year's headliners for Manchester Literature Festival have been announced, the annual celebration of writing at Contact and HOME.
The tension of the Israel-Hamas war touches O‘ahu, as rallies for both sides of the conflict occurred on Oct. 9.
By: Rebecca Vassarotti Will, Emma Davidson, Jo Clay
This weekend, Rebecca Vassarotti will be the only Environment Minister in the country to attend a blockade at the world’s largest gas port in Newcastle.
A popular go-to coffee shop for college students, Smokey’s Pipe and Coffee, may shut down because its products don’t align with the vision of the Kamehameha Schools’ Mōʻiliʻili renovations.
Conversation is sparked at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa during Black History Month, as members of the Black community voice their frustration with the lack of support and resources
There are signs that passive investing is struggling to keep up in a world that's rapidly passing it by. To understand why, we need to talk about how private equity has revolutionised the investment landscape.
Blaring loud music, booming mufflers and street fights are keeping Theodore Hendrani, a McCully district resident, up in the late hours of the night. Hendrani’s apartment building is situated next
By: Spencer Penland, Lydia Jacoby, Anna Elendt, Jordan Skilken, Erica Sullivan, Emma Davidson, Kate Hurst
The perennial runners-up at NCAAs, the Texas women are losing several key pieces that puts into question the #2 rank they've held since 2022. Stock photo via Jack Spitser/ Spitser Photography
The nurse lockout at Kapi‘olani Medical Center (KMC) — the one locking over 600 nurses out of the hospital — led to 10 people being arrested on Monday, Sept. 23 for blocking a bus carrying replacement travel nurses.
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