Caitlyn Dewar is a Digital Production Journalist at STV Group plc. She covers a range of topics including crime, traffic, and social issues, with a particular focus on murder and the impact of holidays on communities. Caitlyn's work has been featured in the American Physical Society and STV Group plc.
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Caitlyn’s coverage primarily focuses on local crime and breaking news stories in the United Kingdom, specifically Scotland. She may be interested in receiving pitches related to evolving crime-related stories or breaking news events, especially those with a significant impact on local communities.
Given her focus on entertainment news as well, she might also be receptive to pitches related to film adaptations or other culturally relevant developments within Scotland and the UK.
When reaching out to Caitlyn, consider providing access to sources close to ongoing investigations or individuals directly impacted by these events. Additionally, offering exclusive interviews with key figures involved in breaking news incidents could enhance the appeal of your pitch.
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The centre was at threat of closure after the pandemic and a season in which there was a lack of snow.
By: Caitlyn Dewar
Flight Lieutenant John Cruickshank was awarded the honour after sinking a German U-boat - despite sustaining 72 separate injuries.
It comes before more than 38,000 council workers in schools and social care are due to vote in an official ballot over pay.
The 76th Emmy awards ceremony will take place on September 15 at the Peacock Theatre in Los Angeles.
The former first minister shared the news on Wednesday evening. Scotland's former first minister and his wife have welcomed a new baby girl, it has been announced.
By: Caitlyn Dewar
Those living in the most deprived regions are 81% more likely to die prematurely than those in the wealthiest.
By: Caitlyn Dewar
William Brown, 81, was crossing the road with a walking frame when he was struck by a motorbike.
A 25-year renewable lease has now been signed with the 88 Lothian Road building owners Caledonian Heritable.
By: Caitlyn Dewar
Unison said in cash terms the new offer is 'no better than what was already on the table'.
A fleet of dedicated volunteers and staff have spent months working to return the 1911 Petrie engine to its former glory.
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