Bill Lothian is a Sports Journalist at The Scotsman and The Edinburgh Reporter. With a focus on competitive sports, sports business, and marketing, he covers a wide range of topics including individual and team sports. Bill has previously contributed to various publications around the world, showcasing his expertise in the field.
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Bill Lothian's primary focus is local sports coverage in Scotland, particularly Edinburgh. He frequently covers events and announcements related to a variety of sports including cricket, football, rugby league, cycling, water polo, badminton, and tennis.
Given the nature of his articles focusing on event coverage and announcements for local sports teams and athletes in Edinburgh and surrounding areas of Scotland, Bill would likely be interested in pitches that provide exclusive insights into upcoming or ongoing local sporting events or developments within these specific sports.
Consider reaching out with stories about youth teams achieving success or unique sponsorship deals involving these local sports teams as they align closely with the themes he often covers.
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Around 800 competitors have come to Meadowbank Sports Centre for the Scottish Pickleball Open.
Musselburgh Windsor under-13 footballers celebrate an epic 4-3 win over Hutchison Vale in the final of the Stuart Brown Cup played at Olive Bank.
The first-ever “King of the Sevens” tournament comes to Edinburgh Accies' Raeburn Place on Saturday.
Logan Littlejohn shows the style that carried him to the under-16 boys singles title at the East tennis Open.
The annual Dunbar Rugby Club's minis tournament, sponsored by Taylor Wimpey East Scotland, brought success for the hosts in two of the five age-groups.
Scotland midfielder Billy Gilmour's World Cup is over before he has even boarded the US-bound plane tomorrow.
Scotland midfielder Billy Gilmour’s World Cup is over before he has even boarded the US-bound plane tomorrow. The Napoli player has a grade 2 medial knee ligament tear which required him to be substituted 42 minutes into Scotland’s eventual 4-1 victory over Curacao at Hampden Park today. Typical recovery timescale for this time of injury is […]
The local community came together to celebrate the official opening of the newly refurbished tennis courts in Juniper Green.
Regular journeys south over the winter to practice and train with the Yorkshire cricket academy are beginning to pay dividends for Carlton pace bowler Gabriella Fontenla – 18 today – in a Scotland shirt.
After a quarter century of dedicated service to Dalkeith Thistle football club, Barclay Ewing has been honoured by having the King's Park stand named in his honour.
