Brian Donnelly is an award-winning Business Correspondent at The Herald, with a focus on local news in Scotland. His articles cover a wide range of topics including business, real estate, tourism, and transportation, providing insightful analysis and reporting on the latest developments in the Scottish business landscape.
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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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The bar and restaurant in Glasgow is to be reimagined with a Spanish island theme
By: Brian Donnelly
The Station Hotel in Insch also sits next to a major new homes development.
By: Brian Donnelly
The long-term future of 'one of Scotland’s most pioneering and innovative independent architectural practices' has been secured
By: Brian Donnelly
Two brothers from a well-known food and drink family in the Scottish capital are launching a new venture
By: Brian Donnelly
Proposals for 20 affordable homes and 591 student studio apartments have been lodged
By: Brian Donnelly
Airbnb-style holiday let operators are to be granted temporary exemptions on license requirements for the festivals season
CBRE said the 'substantial' 1960s building also has a ground-floor restaurant and bar with 70 covers.
CBRE said the 'substantial' 1960s building also has a ground-floor restaurant and bar with 70 covers ...
By: Brian Donnelly
The premises in the west end of the Scottish capital have over 100 covers, a terrace and a 'valuable 3am licence'.
By: Brian Donnelly
Scotland’s housebuilders have called for a rethink of new net zero laws impacting homes provision after the SNP and Green administration abandoned…
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