Alex Banks is an author and journalist who writes for The Press and Journal and The Courier. His articles cover a wide range of topics, including business, tourism, community events, and local news. With a keen eye for storytelling, Alex brings attention to the challenges and achievements of businesses and individuals in the Scottish Highlands and beyond.
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Alex Banks' articles predominantly cover local businesses, the hospitality industry, and retail in Scotland. From his coverage attributes, it is evident that he frequently reports on press releases and private sector announcements.
Based on this information, individuals most likely to catch Alex's attention are those who have insights into the challenges faced by small or local businesses in Scotland. They could provide commentary on topics such as government support for businesses, revenue targets set by companies, investments secured by Scottish firms, and impacts of major developments on local communities.
When reaching out to Alex Banks with a pitch or expert commentary related to business and industry news in Scotland, focusing on how specific events impact the local economy or community would be particularly relevant.
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By: Alex Banks
After being made redundant, Steve Elton put one foot in front of the other and started his own business.
By: Alex Banks
The newly created role will help drive international growth for the Aberdeenshire firm.
By: Alex Banks
The Westertown business has invested more than £6.5 million in renewables infrastructure at its farm.
By: Alex Banks
Elsewhere a former Aberdeen nursery and a fish and chip shop in Aboyne are highlighted in this week's round-up.
The US firm first entered the North Sea in 2003 but will wrap up all of its UK operations by 2030.
By: Alex Banks
Sarah Francis took a risk by starting her own business when she arrived in 2009.
By: Alex Banks
The firm also announced a wave of senior leadership changes to reflect its "sustainable growth".
By: Alex Banks
More than eight years have passed since plans were first revealed for the championship golf course in Sutherland.
By: Alex Banks
The 17.5 acres of Drumnadrochit land will see more than 30 lodges built.
For sale signs have appeared outside the venue and owner Nic Wood admitted he was unsure on the venue's future.
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