Ed Stilliard is a Content Editor at BGS. He covers a range of topics including Food & Drink, Football, and Crime, with a particular focus on stories relevant to the United Kingdom and holidays. Ed's work has been featured in notable publications such as Gloucestershire Live, Bristol Post, Daily Mirror, and Daily Express.
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Gloucester, United Kingdom (Local)
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Ed Stilliard's coverage focuses on local news, infrastructure, tourism, events, and health in Gloucester and the surrounding areas. His articles often feature announcements from local government bodies and cover a wide range of topics such as family & relationships, entertainment news, house & home.
If reaching out to Ed for potential coverage or pitches related to his beat would be beneficial to keep them localized within the Gloucester area. Pitches that align with ongoing local events or issues affecting the community may capture his attention. Additionally, providing insights or updates on infrastructure projects or health-related matters specific to Gloucester could also resonate well with him.
Consider offering stories about unique local businesses opening up in Gloucester that contribute positively to its economy and culture. Furthermore, highlighting initiatives aimed at improving city infrastructure like road maintenance or parking facilities might interest Ed given his focus on these subjects.
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People from Gloucester, Cheltenham, Stroud, Tewkesbury, Forest of Dean and Cotswolds are being remembered
By: Robin Jenkins, Ed Stilliard
Fire risk concern as facility near the M5 at Cheltenham is being built
Planes and pilots from across the world attend the annual event at RAF Fairford
Scandinavian Coffee Pod is set to open next month
People from Gloucester, Cheltenham, Stroud, Tewkesbury, Forest of Dean and Cotswolds are being remembered
The disruption is expected to last from around mid-morning until late afternoon
The county has also been given an extra cash boost in order to tackle the state of the county’s crumbling roads
By: Ed Stilliard, Adam Dutton
The cup will go under the hammer at the end of this month
By: Christopher Sharp, Ed Stilliard
The release of the app follows creative attempts by locals to highlight the pothole problem in Gloucestershire.
There's a very good reason why it's called Black Dog Way
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