Chief Global Engineering and Technology Officer
Cameron Ritchie is the Chief Global Engineering and Technology Officer for a local publication, the East Lothian Courier. With a focus on local news and events, Cameron covers a range of topics including community issues, sports, crime, and cultural events. His work has also been featured in The National Newspaper.
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Cameron's coverage is heavily focused on local news, with a significant emphasis on sports, entertainment, and crime. Given this focus, he may be interested in pitches that highlight community events or local initiatives related to sports and entertainment.
Cameron also covers government announcements and press releases relating to the local area. Therefore, if you have a story involving local government initiatives or community-focused programs such as youth sports leagues or cultural events happening within Cameron's geographic focus, he might find these of interest.
When reaching out to Cameron Ritchie it would be beneficial to provide him with newsworthy stories about upcoming sporting events, local tragedies affecting the community, updates on criminal cases within his locality or feature pieces highlighting community activities and happenings.
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HEDGEHOGS are being welcomed out of hibernation thanks to wildlife-friendly improvements to a Dunbar park.
A COFFEE morning is being held in aid of East Lothian’s talking newspaper.
A TRIO of musicians take to the stage at Athelstaneford Parish Church on Sunday (May 5) in support of Christian Aid.
By: Cameron Ritchie
AN EXTRA service in the morning rush will help passengers get from Prestonpans into Edinburgh.
By: Cameron Ritchie
A FIRST look at the transformation of the former Ducks Hotel has been revealed.
By: Cameron Ritchie
AN EXTRA service in the morning rush will help passengers get from the town into Edinburgh.
By: Cameron Ritchie
EUROPEAN Ryder Cup stars Ludvig Åberg, Tommy Fleetwood and Viktor Hovland are set to reunite at the Genesis Scottish Open.
By: Cameron Ritchie
RESIDENTS will be able to charge their electric vehicles at no cost throughout May thanks to a new charge point in Haddington.
THE four league divisions of East Lothian bowls returned to the greens last Friday as they began their 2024 outdoor campaigns, writes Matt Osborne.
SEVEN rural polling stations in East Lothian will be closed – leaving many residents having to drive to their nearest polling place to vote.
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