Caitlyn Dewar is a Production Journalist at STV Group plc. She covers a diverse range of topics, including the film industry, animal rescue and rehabilitation, and the construction industry, with a focus on entertainment news. Caitlyn's work has been featured in the American Physical Society, STV Group plc, and STV News.
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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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By: Caitlyn Dewar
Moments after being born, newborn Eleanor was struggling to breathe and was rushed to Victoria Hospital's neonatal unit.
The pair, who have been named Fanta and Tango, were discovered soaking wet in a ditch at the base of a tree
By: Caitlyn Dewar
It is part of an £140m regeneration of key city centre streets in Glasgow which the council says have 'endured decades of decline'
In 2025, 267 baby girls were named Freya, which has been in the top three girls' names for the past three years.
Showcase Cinemas in Glasgow and Paisley will screen seven films as part of its Local Heroes season
The natterjack toad is the only amphibian in the UK with the ability to burrow A new habitat has been built to protect Scotland's rarest amphibians and give them spaces to shelter in the winter.
Several reports were received by police throughout May of people being targeted by two boys
By: Caitlyn Dewar
Those in affected areas have been urged to avoid lighting outdoor fires. A warning for very high risk of wildfires has been issued for parts of Scotland in the coming days as warm weather continues.
At the Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry in Edinburgh, Patricia Baxter insisted that the victims had invented their claims.
The road was closed for crash investigation work and re-opened around 1pm on Thursday
