Lilly Edwards is an Editor at Click Liverpool. She covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, finance, and technology, with a particular focus on celebrities, comedy, nightlife, and consumer events. Lilly's work has been featured in Click Creative.
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Liverpool, United Kingdom (Local)
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Lilly Edwards' coverage primarily focuses on local entertainment, house & home, and sports news in Liverpool, United Kingdom. She shows a particular interest in articles related to health and wellness, technology, restaurants, and football (specifically Everton FC).
Given her focus on promoting men's mental health and cleaning/maintenance tips for solar panels as well as the promotional deal attribute of her coverage suggests that she may be interested in pitches related to local businesses offering services or products related to these topics.
Local experts or business owners from Liverpool who can provide valuable insights into the city's entertainment scene or share expertise regarding house maintenance would likely appeal to Lilly. Additionally, individuals with knowledge about Everton FC could also find success pitching stories relevant to this football club.
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By: Lilly Edwards
Nobody needs to tell a Liverpudlian how to have a good night.
Comic Con Liverpool is one of the biggest conventions in the UK, attracting visitors from across the country for two days of film, television, horror, and cosplay.
For Zlibrary, the latest official site domain gives the platform a refreshed web address while keeping its main role as an e-library.
Mulberry will be joining the line-up at Liverpool One later this year.
The Zodiac Lounge has announced the launch of its daily Bottomless Brunch.
By: Lilly Edwards
From Britpop anthems and packed club nights to Liverpool's enduring influence on British music and culture, the spirit of the 1990s remains alive across the city.
By: Lilly Edwards
Few games are as closely associated with British social life as bingo.
A New York-inspired restaurant and grill will be opening in Liverpool city centre.
A star-studded cast will bring Dinnerladies to life in a brand-new stage adaptation.
Liverpool's food and drink scene isn't short of Instagram-worthy venues, but every now and then somewhere comes along that manages to combine style, substance and atmosphere without feeling like it's trying too hard. That's exactly the impression Tavern Social left on me.
