Max Kendix is a news reporter for The Times, with a focus on local news in the United Kingdom. His articles cover a range of topics including crime, politics, social issues, and human interest stories. Max's work has also been featured in Stuff magazine.
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Max Kendix's articles cover a wide range of local UK issues, with a strong focus on government and politics, finance and economy, entertainment news, and business & industry. When reaching out to him for coverage consideration or expert commentary, pitches should be tailored to align with these themes.
Given the variety of topics covered in Max's articles, experts in areas such as Scottish politics, education policy, housing market trends in the UK (especially Fife), gender pay gap analysis specific to Scotland or related legal policies would likely find their insights valuable for potential inclusion in his reporting.
As Max focuses on local news within the United Kingdom across an array of topics including crime, healthcare ethics and climate change among others; relevant sources can provide context or expertise pertaining to these subjects at a national level.
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More six to ten-year-olds are being seen by the NHS for mental health problems than any adult age group, worsened by lockdowns and long waiting lists
Max Kendix lives the birdwatcher’s dream at a keeper’s cottage by the North Sea — and finds a beautiful landscape of huge skies and neolithic wonders
By: Matt Dathan, Max Kendix
The Home Office has until now relied on the incentive of free accommodation and a £49 weekly allowance to prevent people from absconding
By: Matt Dathan, Max Kendix
Thousands of asylum seekers have lost their weekly allowance without knowing the outcome of their claim due to an IT blunder
By: Max Kendix, Oliver Wright
Challenger to the Conservative incumbent, Andy Street, in West Midlands mayoral contest accused of breaking election law
Despite protests over the British government's plan to send asylum-seekers to Rwanda, the first illegal migrant has been relocated to the Central African nation.
Married people feel more stable, analysis shows, but the cost of tying the knot is a deterrent
By: Nicola Woolcock, Max Kendix, Chris Smyth
Gillian Kegan, the education secretary, tells The Times that it is unacceptable for families to deliberately take children out of classes
Blow for Sunak as deportation policy is judged to be incompatible with human rights guarantees in Good Friday agreement
With selection for Islington North under way, the shadow chancellor admits antisemitism was rife when far-left veteran headed Labour
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