Nicola Adam is a Group Editor/Deputy Editor at various publications, including Northumberland Gazette and LiverpoolWorld. She covers a diverse range of topics, with a focus on events, food and beverages, crime and justice, and healthcare, while also exploring themes like animal rights and early childhood education. Nicola's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Yahoo News UK, The Scotsman, and Yorkshire Evening Post.
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Nicola Adam's coverage predominantly focuses on local events in Lancashire, with a particular emphasis on crime, entertainment news, and business. If you aim to pitch her, consider providing newsworthy stories related to these topics from the local area or offering insights into ongoing investigations that would be of interest to her readers.
Given Nicola’s focus on event coverage and press releases, she may also be interested in exclusive behind-the-scenes access or insider perspectives related to high-profile events happening within Lancashire, particularly those involving law enforcement activities or entertainment industry happenings such as Strictly Come Dancing.
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Delayed mail and Steampunk: News in brief from Lancashire Post
By: Nicola Adam
Powerhouse Women, Difficult Conversations and Driving Change: the Lancashire -based EVAS brings female entrepreneurship to the House of Lords.
Police have been scouring parks, emptying special bins, deploying knife detection arches and visiting schools as part of a new push to tackle knife crime. Now results are in.
You have until the end of today to enter the Omaze draw to win a £3.4m house in Cornwall - and help raise £1m for new Lancashire Eden Project destination.
An open day and charity raffle will be held to raise awareness of the vital service and raise funds to keep it operational.
By: Nicola Adam
’An invaluable single point of truth for both the clinician and the patient’.
It’s not the greatest start for the new Lumo train which only launched last week.
By: Nicola Adam
No need to travel to Scotland, the Edinburgh Fringe is coming here to Preston.
When bowel cancer struck her husband, Sarah was determined to give back to those who helped the most, with the help of her colleagues at Leyland Trucks.
It’s been in business since 1847.
