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Jade Wright

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England
As seen in: Cheshire Life, Lancashire Life, The Daily Mirror, Metro (UK), South Wales Echo, Western Mail, Manchester Evening News, Birmingham Mail, Liverpool Echo, Scottish Daily Record, The Chronicle, The Herald (Glasgow) and
Covers:  Food, drink, lifestyle, entertainment, travel, business, property
Doesn't Cover: Survey stories, fluff
Journalist, photographer, associate lecturer, mum and dog lover. Born in a merry hour. @metroUK @bbc @cheshirelife @guildfoodwriter DMs open

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Jade Wright’s Biography

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Jade Wright is an award-winning freelance journalist with more than 20 years' experience in broadcasting, newspapers, magazines and online journalism.
After working for the BBC and completing 11 years at the Liverpool Echo, she began working freelance and is a regular contributor to regional and national publications, including writing Metro's Liverpool pages each week. She also edits Good Taste Magazine.
She undertakes media and PR consultancy work and lectures in journalism and PR.
She is a…

Jade Wright’s Journalist Portfolio

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Weekend: Neal Foster heeded lessons from times gone by when it came to a drive-in Horrible Histor...

Weekend: Neal Foster heeded lessons from times gone by when it came to a drive-in Horrible Histor...

WHEN actor Neal Foster was told he would be swapping grand theatres for shows in car parks around the country…

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How a young Wirral family saw the bright side of the lockdown

How a young Wirral family saw the bright side of the lockdown

Archant Journalist Jade Wright lives with her husband Marc and their daughter Bea in Hoylake. This is the sto…

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Progress: Restaurants and chefs are auctioning special treats to help save their industry

Progress: Restaurants and chefs are auctioning special treats to help save their industry

AS SOME restaurants and pubs begin to cautiously roll up the shutters, many still fear that they may never be…

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Thank You Thursday: Community Champions - mums' running group helping those in need

Thank You Thursday: Community Champions - mums' running group helping those in need

HUNDREDS of mums have been putting on their trainers and combining exercise with helping out people in need d…

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Weekend: Singer-songwriter Frank Turner reveals his big plans to help save small music venues

Weekend: Singer-songwriter Frank Turner reveals his big plans to help save small music venues

AS BANDS curtailed their tours and venues closed their doors due to the coronavirus, many feared that some gr…

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Anna Mathur: 'It's time to be kinder to ourselves' - ParentFolk

Anna Mathur: 'It's time to be kinder to ourselves' - ParentFolk

Psychotherapist and mum-of-three Anna Mathur tells ParentFolk's Jade Wright why parents need to be a bit kind…

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Articles

Expert shares 7 ways to save on your supermarket shopping this September

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With grocery prices continuing to rise across the UK, saving at the checkout has become a budgeting priority for many. Molly Mileham-Chappell, consumer shopping expert at TopCashback, shares tips to save on your supermarket shop. "As one of our biggest and most regular expenses, it can be easy to think you-ve tried it all when it comes to cutting the cost of your groceries," says Molly.
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Petrol prices 'could fall to as low as 1.20 a litre' as rates drop at pumps

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By Jade Wright Verified
Petrol prices could fall to as low as 1.20 a litre, following a series of price reductions for first time in two-and-a-half months. last week's figures saw the first falls week-on-week since June 6 when petrol was an average of 1.31 per litre in the UK. It had since risen every week until it reached 1.34 in mid-August.
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Deliveroo gets a wine makeover for Valentine's day

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Diners enjoying a takeaway this Valentine’s Day can savour the event with a limited-edition 30-minute wine and dine experience, minus the hefty price tag, all from the comfort of the sofa. ‘Decanteroo’ is a free service which sees Deliveroo’s trained sommeliers acting as Cupid for the evening, visiting customers to deliver a personalised Sainsbury’s Taste the Difference wine tasting, matched expertly to their Valentine’s night dinner.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

I started working at the BBC, straight from school, almost by accident. I went to do one day's work experience and stayed for four years.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes, but only for fun.

How is social media changing news?

It means we need less time in the pub to find stories. This is a good thing and a bad thing.