Emma Reilly is a local reporter based in Helensburgh, Scotland. She writes for various newspapers including the Helensburgh Advertiser, Ardrossan Herald, AyrAdvertiser, and Dumbarton & Vale Of Leven Reporter. Emma covers a wide range of topics including community events, local news, and human interest stories.
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Helensburgh, United Kingdom (Local)
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Emma Reilly's reporting focuses on local community events and news in Helensburgh. She covers a wide range of topics such as entertainment, house & home, family & relationships, among others. Journalists or PR professionals looking to reach out to her can pitch stories related to local community events, property market updates, cultural activities, and human-interest pieces within the Helensburgh area. They should also consider offering coverage opportunities for locally focused initiatives and newsworthy events that align with Emma's themes of interest.
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By: Emma Reilly
Two Helensburgh gardens will be opening to the public for one day later this month.
By: Emma Reilly
An award-winning film made will receive a special free screening in Cove later this week.
By: Emma Reilly
A Helensburgh group for disabled people has revealed the charity helped a record number of people last year.
By: Emma Reilly
Members of a Helensburgh group providing support to local disabled people have been awarded hundreds of pounds by Lockheed Martin UK.
By: Emma Reilly
A Shandon-based Royal Navy veteran was “flattered” to be surrounded by friends, family, and serving personnel as he celebrated his 100th…
By: Emma Reilly
Art lovers have voted for their favourite paintings in a Helensburgh exhibition.
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Are summertime horror releases just a marketing gimmick or have they begun to characterise the genre as a whole?
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