Adrian Lobb is a Member of the Board of Trustees at The Big Issue. He focuses on themes related to culture and society, including health and wellness, sports, and events, while also exploring topics such as authors, publishing houses, and various cultural movements. Adrian's insights and contributions have been featured in The Big Issue.
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Adrian Lobb's coverage primarily focuses on lifestyle and entertainment news, featuring opinion editorials, expert commentary, and profile features. He has a local geographic focus on the United Kingdom.
Given his interest in profiling individuals and providing expert commentary, consider pitching stories about UK-based celebrities or personalities within the entertainment industry that align with Adrian's themes. Additionally, pitches covering events happening in the UK related to music, TV shows or other forms of entertainment could be well-received by him.
Considering his emphasis on lifestyle topics as well as activism-related content featured in The Big Issue magazine, he may also welcome pitches related to social issues or activist movements within the UK.
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By: Adrian Lobb
Shirley Manson got into music, and feminism, while still at school. Both have served her well in her career as a rock icon
Everywhere At Once Festival is the nationwide grassroots event making a noise about saving grassroots music venues.
As part of Everywhere At Once Festival, Becky Hill is returning to one of the music venues where she started: the Marrs Bar, Worcester.
Millions of Americans are currently in the grip of extremism, writes cult expert Harrison Hill. But don't be complacent about cults in the UK
Gary Stevenson is leading the call for a wealth tax. Can he convince the nation – and the next prime minister – to back his big idea?
Lisa Logan explains why her opera After My Breath is a love letter to environmental campaigner Greta Thunberg.
Barry Ferns was squatting when he began a comedy night – now he tackles wealth inequality with his Barry's Economics YouTube channel
Oobah Butler is using smart, satirical stunts to show up the cruelty of a housing market stacked against young people with new C4 documentary.
By: Adrian Lobb
Comedian Shane Torres has a new show in Edinburgh – here he writes about having to help his father into a homeless shelter as a teenager.
Himesh Patel has another starring role this summer – voicing Save The Children’s campaign film highlighting the impact of child poverty.
