Callum Clark is a multimedia journalist for STV Group plc, specializing in local news. With a passion for storytelling, Callum covers a wide range of topics, from human interest stories to environmental issues, aiming to provide the community with informative and engaging content.
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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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Around £27,000 pounds has been raised in the first two years. A Perthshire fruit farmer is helping to raise vital funds for charity – by letting the public pick his blueberries.
By: Callum Clark
The partnership was set up between two charities with the help of a local councillor.
By: Callum Clark
Historic Environment Scotland is currently trying to figure out the scale of the country's skills shortage.
A council paper proposes both sites are demolished - with a new ice rink deemed unviable.
By: Callum Clark
Councillors will vote on long-awaited plans to replace the Dewars Centre on Wednesday.
There is no legal requirement to wear uniforms in Scotland. For the first time in Scotland, schools are being advised on how to cut the cost of uniforms.
It comes as the latest stage of an employment tribunal got underway this month.
Those behind it say it will provide a focal point for the town. An Angus town has realised a more than decade-long dream as what's described as Monifieth's first-ever community centre opens to the public.
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.
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