Dylan Davies is an International Relations Student at Wales' biggest-selling weekly newspaper. He focuses on themes such as agriculture, climate change, and environmental issues, while also covering topics related to public security and regional interest. Dylan's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Abergavenny Chronicle Limited, Wales Online, and The Mirror.
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Aberystwyth, United Kingdom (Local)
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Dylan's focus is primarily on local news, particularly government announcements and events in west Wales. He also covers crime and entertainment news to a lesser extent. For effective outreach, consider providing insights into Welsh government policies or local events that align with his coverage themes.
Since Dylan focuses on local developments, pitches should be tailored to provide relevant information or expert commentary related to Welsh news, community involvement, weather updates specific to the region of west Wales, as well as government decisions and policies affecting this area. If you have unique insights into these areas or access to officials involved in these matters, it could make your pitch more appealing.
Considering his interest in covering events across west Wales and reporting on government announcements at a regional level, offering exclusive details about upcoming local events or significant policy changes within this geographic scope may increase the chances of engagement with him.
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Retired police officer Jenny Jenkins was honoured at the National Eisteddfod earlier this month
A bottle deposit scheme will be introduced in Wales next year
The Welsh Government has set a target of hitting net zero by 2040
The review will look at how funds are distributed across Wales
The ‘tilt-in-space’ chairs offer significant benefits for patients with mobility issues
Ffion Roberts was presented with the award during Aber Beer Fest over the weekend
Increased costs have led to a pause in work but the university insists it is committed to completing the project
Afan Cycles in Aberystwyth has handed a cheque for £1,700 to Angharad ward at Bronglais Hospital
Senior councillors will discuss a petition calling for traffic calming in Bryngwyn
Nearly 100 people have joined the Aberystwyth car share club since it was set up two years ago with cars also available in Penrhyncoch, Machynlleth and Llanidloes
