Helen Mead is a Features Writer at the Telegraph & Argus. She covers a diverse range of topics, including food and beverages, beauty and fashion, travel and tourism, and lifestyle themes, often sharing her insights on personal care and frugal living. Helen's work has been featured in notable publications such as Mondaq, DMH Stallard LLP, Yahoo News UK, and Bride Magazine.
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Helen Mead's coverage predominantly focuses on local events and seasonal themes, particularly in the West Yorkshire area. She often covers entertainment news, house & home-related topics, as well as family & relationships. Given this focus, she may be receptive to pitches related to local events, community initiatives or heartwarming stories relevant to her geographic scope.
Pitches should align with Helen's preference for articles that reflect the community spirit of Bradford and its surrounding areas. Topics related to local entertainment events, homemaking tips tailored for the region's residents or human-interest stories with a personal touch are likely to resonate well with her audience.
When reaching out to Helen Mead, consider highlighting how your pitch connects with the specific interests of West Yorkshire locals and ties into her established coverage themes such as local happenings and familial experiences.
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MY MUM was rarely seen without one.
By: Helen Mead
A VERY special steam train that starred in a blockbuster film will be arriving at a Yorkshire heritage railway this month.
By: Helen Mead
PHOTOGRAPHER Simon Sugden is known for his striking views of buildings that have been abandoned, neglected and left in a decaying state.
By: Helen Mead
MY FAVOURITE childhood pet was called Snowball. He was a New Zealand White rabbit and a much-loved family member. An intelligent animal, he would…
By: Helen Mead
MY FAVOURITE childhood pet was called Snowball. He was a New Zealand White rabbit and a much-loved family member. An intelligent animal, he would…
By: Helen Mead
IT WAS table tennis bats at the ready as Centenary Square Ping Pong Tournament drew crowds to watch the action.
WHEN I first watched The Office, I was open-mouthed. I've worked in placed like this, I thought.
JODIE Jennison from Keighley works as a Butlin's Redcoat. In the year that Butlin's marked 90 years of holidays, we asked her how she came to join the famous groups of entertainers.
A VISIT to The Range, sparked an argument with my husband. “Look at that - I'm sick of these Americanisms,” I told him, when confronted by signs for ‘The Fall Collection', above the new autumn display of cushions and bedding.
I REMEMBER sitting down to tackle my A-level English homework and being faced with a question about the play Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead.
