Dave Allan is a Co-Editor & Director at Yahoo Sports UK and Yahoo News UK. He focuses on themes such as business and economics, infrastructure development, and corporate sustainability, with a particular interest in events, conferences, and the intersection of technology and engineering. Dave's insights and expertise have also been featured in The Herald Scotland, Tees Business, and the Daily Record.
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Middlesbrough, United Kingdom (Local)
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Dave's coverage focuses on local news, with a significant emphasis on business and industry, as well as house and home topics. He appears to favor press releases, event coverage, and announcements.
Given the local focus of Dave's articles in Middlesbrough, United Kingdom, he would likely be interested in pitches related to events or developments within this area. Organizations based in or serving Middlesbrough could potentially capture his attention by offering newsworthy stories about their activities or initiatives. Additionally, businesses operating locally might find success by pitching stories related to growth strategies that align with the economic landscape of the region.
For those involved in gardening or healthcare-related ventures within Middlesbrough specifically, there may also be an opportunity for relevant outreach regarding noteworthy community contributions or impactful industry trends taking place within this locale.
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By: Dave Allan
A North Yorkshire woman living near Yarm is preparing to take on one of the world’s toughest endurance events and is inviting the Tees business community to help get her to the start line while raising vital funds for Middlesbrough’s Zoe’s Place Baby Hospice. Alia Radwan is part of Desert 2 Ocean, a four-person mixed […]
By: Dave Allan
Businesses across the Tees region are being invited to align their brand with one of the most inspiring business events of the year as Tees Business LIVE returns next month with an exceptional panel of speakers whose work has transformed countless lives. Taking place on Wednesday August 26 from 11am to 1pm at The Auxiliary […]
A Tees business has praised a law firm’s “ability to navigate complex challenges under pressure” after completing the acquisition of more than 500 acres of Teesside’s industrial land and another 60 acres on the Wilton International site, near Redcar.
By: Dave Allan
As prime minister Andy Burnham vows to put practical education on par with academia, a pioneering partnership between Stockton Riverside College and St Bede’s Catholic Academy is helping primary school boys as young as eight discover the world of skilled trades and practical careers. The seven boys, aged between eight and 11, took part in […]
There are places that make things. There are places that change things. And then there is Teesside – a region whose influence can be traced across continents, skylines and centuries. For generations, the Tees has been a place of makers, innovators, engineers and pioneers. The products of its factories, foundries, shipyards, chemical plants and workshops have helped shape the modern world in ways many people beyond the region never realise. The story begins with a town that grew faster than almost anywhere on earth. During the Victorian era, Middlesbrough transformed from a small settlement into a powerhouse of industry, earning the nickname Ironopolis as iron and steel production fuelled unprecedented growth. It was during a visit in 1862 that future prime minister William Gladstone famously described Middlesbrough as “an infant, but an infant Hercules” – a phrase that still captures the extraordinary energy and ambition that built this region.
A last call has gone out to businesses to secure discounted exhibition space at the inaugural Tees Business Showcase & Forum before early bird prices end at close of play tomorrow (Friday, July 31).
By: Dave Allan
Businesses and support organisations across Tees Valley are stepping forward to help spread one of the region’s most powerful messages after answering a call to help distribute all 10,000 copies of This Is Tees Valley 2026-27 to investors, business leaders, clients and visitors across the UK.
By: Dave Allan
The future of our high streets will come under the spotlight when Tees Business LIVE returns on Thursday September 17 with an expert panel set to tackle one of the biggest issues facing communities across the country. Taking place from 11am until 1pm, September’s Tees Business LIVE is being staged in partnership with Pitch!, the […]
They could have invested anywhere. They chose here.
Eight of the region’s most prominent business leaders on why the Tees Valley is the place to do business…
