Dawn Renton is a journalist based in Edinburgh, Scotland, and writes for The Scotsman. With a focus on local news and events, Dawn's articles cover a range of topics including cultural events, charity initiatives, environmental conservation, and mental health awareness. Her work has also been featured in Yahoo Sports UK, Cigalah Group, and Yahoo News UK.
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Edinburgh, scotland (Local)
Dawn Renton's coverage focuses on local events, announcements, and expert commentary related to entertainment, culture & society, family & relationships, agriculture & farming. She regularly covers topics such as tourism, mental health, arts and culture, charities, archaeology wildlife among others.
Given the focus on local news in Scotland with an emphasis on Edinburgh and its surroundings - pitches should be tailored towards providing insights or stories relevant to this specific area. Dawn might appreciate pitches that highlight unique aspects of the local community such as cultural events or initiatives tied to mental health support within the region.
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A short story competition which celebrates the work of one of the north-east's finest exponents of written Doric has been launched.
Residents across the region are being encouraged to get engaged with the development of a new Museum of Aberdeenshire.
Students from Robert Gordon University are engaging with community groups across the North East to revitalise coastal towns.
The latest phase of new homes at Chapelton, Aberdeenshire’s vibrant new town, has been unveiled by Places for People.
Residents, businesses, community groups and organisations in Peterhead are being asked to participate in the town’s £20million funding programme announced by the UK Government earlier this year.
Aberdeenshire Council is to trial solar-powered sonar devices at three sites across the region in a bid to deter gulls from nesting.
Alford based Grampian Transport Museum’s ‘How Many Left?’ event on Sunday, May 12 promises to be a fun-filled day for owners of those older vehicles which were once encountered every day on our North-East roads but are now rarely seen.
Plans are at their final stage for a weekend of activity to celebrate the links between Aberdeenshire and the Armed Forces.
Thriving Deeside arts venue, St Margaret’s Braemar, has launched a new Jazz Club as part of its 2024 event programme.
Scottish Water has teamed up with the Ballater Walking Festival to launch its 116th Top-Up Tap.
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