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)
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
The organiser of a local foodbank is urging more people to help give to locals in need.
By: Emma Reilly
Traffic on the A83 at the Rest and Be Thankful will be disrupted due to weather warning for heavy rain.
By: Emma Reilly
Green thumbed Helensburgh residents can take part in spring gardening workshops.
By: Emma Reilly
Windsurfers showed off their skills as they took on the waves Helensburgh during the intense weather last weekend.
By: Emma Reilly
A Helensburgh care service for young people has been told there is room for improvement by officials after a recent inspection.
By: Emma Reilly
A Helensburgh military spouse has encouraged children with parents in the Armed Forces to reach out for support.
By: Emma Reilly
The owner of a new Helensburgh coffee shop has been “overwhelmed” by support as he celebrates the businesses’ successful opening.
By: Emma Reilly
The owners of a popular and renowned Rhu garden look back on the past 41 years.
By: Emma Reilly
A “rarely available” villa on the banks of Loch Lomond has hit the property market.
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