Freelance for Guardian, WIRED, Daily Mail, http://Forbes.com & more. Press Gazette Transport Journalist of the Year 2018.
United Kingdom (National)
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Carlton Reid's coverage spans across government and politics, travel, and auto industries, with a particular focus on cycling. His interests in government announcements and legal policy regulation suggest that he would be interested in receiving pitches related to the intersection of these areas with cycling and sustainable transportation.
Given his coverage of specific companies' acquisitions or appointments, Carlton may be receptive to industry-specific insights from experts who can provide commentary on such events within the cycling or sustainable transportation sectors.
Although there is no specified geographic focus for Carlton Reid's articles, given his interest in UK Government Policies, he may appreciate pitches related to how these policies impact the fields he covers.
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By: Carlton Reid
Piyush Tewari's cousin bled to death at the side of the road when nobody came to his rescue. That led to the creation of India's SaveLife Foundation.
Traffic jams in Delhi, the capital of India. (Photo by Frédéric Soltan/Corbis via Getty Images) Corbis via Getty Images
Carlton Reid checked in to a luxury duplex suite at Fingal - a Clyde-built tender named the UK's best luxury hotel in the 2024 Tripadvisor Travellers' Choice Awards.
By: Carlton Reid
In her first budget the U.K.’s Chancellor Rachel Reeves is to pledge %650 million more for fixing roads but this won't end the pothole crisis, say campaigners.
By: Carlton Reid
Cyclists in Cambridge, England. Carlton Reid The Cycle to Work Alliance—a group of companies operating the U.K. government's
By: Carlton Reid
LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM - JULY 29: Britain's Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves speaks during ... [+] a press conference following her statement
Parisians rides their bicycles near the Eiffel Tower. (Photo by Chesnot/Getty Images) Getty Images
The Daily Telegraph may decry today’s National Trust as "woke" and liken its bloc voting system to one that would make a North Korean blush.
By: Carlton Reid
3D printing is injecting much-needed innovation into sneaker design, but it's small brands that are leading where big names are struggling—or hesitant—to keep up.
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Pedestrians move about Tottenham Court Road in central London, England. (Photo by Robert ... [+] Nickelsberg/Getty Images) Getty Images
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