Brian Donnelly is a Business Correspondent at The Herald. He takes a lateral look at business in Scotland, covering a wide range of sectors from small firms to large-scale manufacturers, with a particular focus on entrepreneurship, real estate, and the housing market. Brian's insights and analyses are featured in various publications, including Yahoo News UK and the Glasgow Times, among others.
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Given Brian Donnelly's focus on local coverage, he is likely to be most receptive to pitches that relate directly to Scottish businesses, tourism, restaurants, airlines, and real estate. He frequently covers press releases from the private sector and government announcements related to transportation & logistics, business & industry, food & beverage as well as travel & tourism.
Pitches should highlight unique aspects of Scottish businesses or developments in the sectors covered while keeping a local perspective in mind. If you have information about new ventures or significant changes within these industries in Scotland or can offer exclusive insights into notable events impacting these areas locally, it could capture Brian's attention.
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A renowned Scottish tartan maker has posted a rise in turnover and profit.
By: Brian Donnelly
A long-standing Scottish road freight and logistics company is set to be placed into liquidation amid a merger of group entities.
By: Brian Donnelly
A liquidator has been appointed to a Scottish civil engineer.
A liquidator has been appointed to a UK civil engineer firm.
By: Brian Donnelly
A company behind the multi-million-pound renewal of part of Scotland’s rail network has posted a 28 per cent drop in turmover.
By: Brian Donnelly
A company that owns the building that houses a renowned ice cream parlour has been placed into administration.
A renowned Scottish tartan maker has posted a rise in turnover and profit.
A company behind the multi-million-pound renewal of part of Scotland’s rail network has posted a 28 per cent drop in turmover.
A company behind a well-known Scottish home improvements firm has posted a rise in profit.
By: Brian Donnelly
A hotel group stays open after being placed into administration, and what happens when a law firm goes bust? Find out in Brian Donnelly's…
