Callum Carson is a Reporter at West Lothian Courier. He primarily covers sports, delving into themes such as competitive sports, sports business, and event management, while also exploring topics like individual and team sports. Callum's work has been featured in notable outlets including Edinburgh Live, Yahoo News UK, and the Daily Record.
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Callum Carson's articles primarily focus on local sports events and human interest stories within the context of Scotland, particularly in Edinburgh. Pitches should be tailored to cater to his interest in local sports coverage, including football, boxing, and basketball. Additionally, he seems open to covering mental health topics and crime news related to the local area.
If you have a story about a local sporting event or an individual from this region achieving success in their sport, Callum would likely be interested. Moreover, given his coverage of mental health issues within the community as well as crime-related news such as thefts reported locally, pitches addressing these topics with a specific angle relevant to Edinburgh and its surrounding areas may resonate with him.
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By: Callum Carson
Scotland's longest-running walking festival is set to take place in Jedburgh.
The local business has signed on for a 10th year with the club
By: Callum Carson
Anna Rutherford tackled the coast-to-coast event earlier this month
By: Callum Carson
A 37-year-old man has been arrested following the incident
The 19-year-old reflected on making the first team squad for the first time
The hub will be open Monday to Friday in Hawick
By: Callum Carson
The historic Borders landmark was founded in 1136 by by the Cistercian Order
By: Callum Carson
Cycling fans are in for a treat as a rare trophy goes on public display.
By: Callum Carson
The Children First Selkirk Action Group have raised a remarkable £73,200 over the last seven decades
By: Callum Carson
Stuart Robertson suffered a broken arm and leg after avoiding an oncoming car and his family are looking for specialist medical repatriation
