John Deehan is an Editor at Burnley Express. He covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, arts and entertainment, and travel and tourism, with a keen focus on events and conferences. John has been featured in various publications such as Bond, Mr Rob, Lytham St Annes Express, and the Lancashire Post.
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Burnley, United Kingdom (Local)
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John Deehan's articles predominantly focus on local news and events in Burnley, covering a wide range of topics including entertainment, house & home, crime, and sports. To effectively engage with him, consider pitches related to local events in the Burnley area. If you have stories about local businesses or individuals making an impact in the community through charity work or personal achievements, these could also be of interest to John.
Given his coverage attributes heavily favor event coverage and press releases as well as themes like entertainment news and house & home features; reaching out with newsworthy events happening locally or interesting developments within the mentioned themes might yield positive results.
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By: John Deehan
The East Lancashire Community Foundation is hosting holiday camps at Burnley Rugby Club for children aged five to 15.
Pendleside Hospice is looking for volunteers to support its charity shops, Meals on Wheels service and patient transport service.
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By: John Deehan
A nostalgic look back at Burnley’s lost pubs and bars.
Those were the nights!
The Burnley Together Christmas Gift Appeal has been running for almost 40 years.
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By: John Deehan
A fascinating glimpse into the town's past.
Keith Whitehead served thousands of customers across Burnley and Pendle.
By: John Deehan
The application seeks permission for two residential pitches.
By: John Deehan
The appeal is part of a Lancashire Archives and Local History project to preserve the history of Burnley Football Club and its women's teams.
By: John Deehan
The challenge will take place in November.
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