Ian Burke is an Affiliate Editor at Apartment Therapy Media. He covers a diverse range of themes including sports, architecture and planning, as well as crime and justice, with a particular focus on competitive sports and white-collar crime. Ian's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, VICE Media, GQ Magazine, and Quest Media Network.
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Ian Burke's coverage primarily revolves around cookware, kitchen gadgets, and shopping deals related to food and cooking. His focus is predominantly on promotional deals and product reviews within the content & publishing theme.
When reaching out to Ian, consider offering exclusive insights into new or trending kitchen products or promotions. Sources who can provide expert opinions or behind-the-scenes details about the development of cookware or kitchen gadgets may capture his interest.
It's important to note that Ian doesn't specify a geographic focus, so pitches should appeal to a broad audience rather than being region-specific.
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Police are asking for the public's help in tracing a High Peak teenager who has gone missing.
Garbage pollutes the internet like a New York curbside nowadays. Social media is devolving into a wasteland of conspiracy theories, ragebait, disinformation, and sponcon.
The CEO of Hill Biscuits has resigned after 18 months at the helm of the confectionary giants.
Police have arrested eight people on suspicion of attempted murder after a drive-by shooting at Thursday lunchtime.
Tameside football is mourning the loss of one its legendary managers after the death of Mike McKenzie on Friday.
One of Tameside’s MPs has called for the introduction of three hours of free parking to increase trade in the borough’s town centres.
When it comes to choosing a tool to tame your facial hair, the majority fall into one of two camps: trimmers or shavers.
An independent councillor has said that he's ‘coming for fly-tippers' after rubbish began mushrooming again on his patch.
Police in Tameside have renewed their appeal for CCTV and doorbell footage of a man suspected of stealing from cars.
A Tameside art gallery will close for a year while repairs and work to improve access take place.
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