Catherine Deveney is a journalist for The Press and Journal, focusing on local news in Scotland, particularly in Aberdeen. She covers a range of topics including social issues, politics, and human interest stories. Catherine's writing often highlights the need for compassion, justice, and accountability in society.
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Catherine Deveney's articles predominantly focus on government and politics, culture and society, and family and relationships. She often includes expert commentary, opinion editorials, as well as legal policy regulation within her coverage.
Given her emphasis on local issues in Scotland (with specific reference to Aberdeen), she would likely be responsive to pitches from experts or individuals with direct experience in these areas. Pitches focusing on topics such as the impact of policies on families, societal challenges in Aberdeen, or cultural dynamics specific to Scotland may resonate well with her.
Opinion pieces from authoritative figures discussing political and social matters relevant to the region could also capture Catherine’s attention. Additionally, contributions addressing legal policy regulations pertaining specifically to Scotland might align with her interests.
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By: Catherine Deveney
There is no evidence to support the notion that the human capacity for goodness cannot outweigh a human propensity for evil.
By: Catherine Deveney
Religious faiths are entitled to live by their beliefs, but they cannot force others to do so.
By: Catherine Deveney
'The latest assault on the families of foreign nationals working in Britain illustrates the government’s complete disinterest in either families or, for that matter, values.'
By: Catherine Deveney
If Esther Ghey can rise so magnificently above personal grief to call for empathy, understanding and law changes, so can we.
By: Catherine Deveney
Following Alexei Navalny's death Catherine Deveney asks how long is the world going to allow Putin to be Putin?
By: Catherine Deveney
Studies show adolescent girls gradually lose their self-confidence as they approach teenage years. We must help them protect it.
By: Catherine Deveney
We place too much trust in royalty, big business institutions and government departments - and they're taking us for a ride.
By: Catherine Deveney
Rishi Sunak says he would be happy for his two daughters to do national service. Well, more fool him.
By: Catherine Deveney
Syphoning money into private healthcare does not resuscitate the NHS. It rips the respirator from its gasping jaws.
By: Catherine Deveney
The people are what make our islands, and what made one of them home to a city boy now laid to rest.
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