Inverness, United Kingdom (Local)
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Andrew's focus is primarily on local sports, particularly football, with a mix of event coverage and government announcements. He would likely be receptive to pitches that offer insights and analysis related to the mentioned football teams or Scottish football in general.
Given his interest in local sports events and team developments, providing exclusive interviews or insider perspectives related to player transfers, game analyses, or upcoming matches could be effective pitching angles. Additionally, offering unique perspectives on government policies impacting local sports may also resonate with Andrew.
Since Andrew has a geographic focus on local news within Scotland, it would be beneficial for pitches to have relevance to this specific area.
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By: Andrew Henderson, Mark Ferguson
Businesses and organisations should be begin preparing now for the potential political upheaval and policy direction shifts set to be generated by the UK’s change in prime minister, experts have warned.
Ross County’ business development executive Mark Ridgers believes the upgrades off the pitch in Dingwall can only help the team on it.
By: Andrew Henderson
A hugely passionate Ross County fan was invited to help with the club’s kit launch after impressing staff in recent weeks.
His name will forever be etched into Ross County’s history, and he is preparing for a new challenge ahead of the 2026/27 season.
By: Rebecca Wardle, Chris Ormond, Andrew Henderson
In a recent alert, “The UK's Failure to Prevent Fraud Offence: Private Fund Managers, Portfolio Companies, and Placement Agents,” we discussed the impact of the new offence of a “failure to prevent fraud” (FTPF)...
By: Andrew Henderson
He officially received his degree this week, weeks after stepping into full-time football for the first time with Ross County.
He scored a wondergoal against Elgin last year, but has now joined Stefan Laird’s squad ahead of the new season.
He broke a long-standing Scottish record on his way to winning the British title last weekend, and is now set for Glasgow this summer.
After a u-turn on his future at his parent club, the 20-year-old is back with Inverness for next season on loan.
The club’s former player, coach, assistant and manager will be taking on a newly-created role for the Staggies.
