Callum Clark is a Multimedia Journalist at STV Group plc. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, world news, health and wellness, and social issues, with a particular focus on family health and relationships. Callum's work has been featured in prominent platforms such as Express Comment and BioRxiv.
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Callum Clark's coverage is mainly focused on local news, with a significant emphasis on agriculture and farming, as well as family and relationships. His articles frequently feature personal stories or community events. When reaching out to him, consider pitching human interest stories related to agriculture, philanthropy, music or renewable energy that have a direct impact on the local community.
Given his focus on government announcements and expert commentary along with event coverage and press releases, it would be beneficial to pitch timely local events or exclusive interviews with experts in fields such as renewable energy, women's history (in relation to the plaque story), philanthropy (related to the hospital donation), among others.
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By: Callum Clark
Three people died and hundreds fled their homes as flooding and 70mph winds ravaged northern Scotland last October.
Storm Babet brought unprecedented flooding to much of the country. It brought unprecedented flooding, left residents trapped inside their homes and claimed the lives of three people in Scotland.
By: Callum Clark
Hundreds were evacuated from their homes last year when unprecedented rainfall hit the region.
By: Callum Clark
Managing director John Nelms hopes the club will find out in January if their planning application has been successful.
By: Callum Clark
Volunteers are concerned the current venue is struggling to meet their needs. A day care centre at the heart of two Dundee communities is looking to raise £2m to replace its ageing facility.
By: Callum Clark
One Angus charity expects to receive around 1,500 referrals for the service, which aims to help give children a magical Christmas.
By: Callum Clark
Volunteers at the Angus Toy Appeal are ramping up efforts to provide gifts for struggling families.
By: Callum Clark, Christina O Neill
The emergency food parcel delivery service will cease operating on December 17. A foodbank which has supported tens of thousands of struggling families over the last decade is set to close this winter.
By: Callum Clark
Nearly 800 objections were made to the initial planning application for the Duntrune site in Angus.
A flat fare pilot has been ruled out by the Transport Secretary over cost.
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