Claire Smith is a News Editor at various esteemed publications. She specializes in themes related to retail, retail technology, health, and wellness, exploring the intersection of these vital sectors. Claire's work has been featured in a wide array of outlets, including CultureMap, The Scotsman, and the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC).
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Claire's coverage focuses on a variety of topics, with the majority being government announcements and press releases. However, she also covers themes related to business & industry, engineering, and sustainability. Given her interest in these areas and the emphasis on government announcements, she may be responsive to pitches that provide insights into how businesses are addressing sustainable development or environmental protection initiatives.
With an interest in technology evident from the coverage attributes provided, Claire might appreciate pitches related to innovative technologies aimed at improving sustainability or addressing environmental challenges within construction projects.
Given her focus on UK news outlets and universities as sources for her articles it would likely be beneficial for those pitching stories to have a clear understanding of local regulations and policies around environment and sustainable development issues.
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Sarah Woods, CEO of Momentum Children’s Charity, celebrates her first year, focusing on expanding support for families in London, Surrey, and Sussex.
By: Claire Smith
Sport England-funded wellbeing sessions prove a hit with local residents
By: Claire Smith
Henstone Distillery makes history
By: Claire Smith
Mitton Lodge residents back Mentor Link with fundraising boost
By: Claire Smith
With his father at his side, Ken Griffey Jr., is focused on the formula that assures Black players will be seen by scouts, teams, GMs and eventually fan bases. “This is very important to me,” he says.
By: Claire Smith, David Hepburn, Jay Richardson, Ashley Davies
Our critics’ latest round-up includes an Indian stand-up and movie star who dazzles his audience , an SNL UK writer destined for stardom, and a couple of American comics who aren’t as edgy as they think they are
There’s a lot of comics on the Fringe talking about not having any money. And it’s true, the cost of living is affecting all of us. Tamsyn Kelly, who first came to the Fringe as part of the Best in Class programme, is pretty upfront about the particular financial obstacles she has faced.
Where has Lou Wall been hiding? Well, they’re here now, with a show that’s hilarious from start to finish.
By: Claire Smith
I love Ele McKenzie’s poster for her show. Based on the 1965 Bob Dylan album cover for Bringing It All Back Home, it features Ele, lounging in bohemian splendour, in the place previously occupied by Sally Grossman.
Copy Link Facebook X The increasingly prestigious Malcolm Hardee Awards, started in memory of one of comedy's most outrageous comedy pioneers, has announced its shortlist.
