Federica Stefani is a Reporter at HighNewsMedia. She covers a diverse range of topics including energy and mining, culture and society, as well as food and beverages, with a particular focus on public education and renewable energy. Federica's work has been featured in several publications, including the John O'Groat Journal, Northern Times, and The Inverness Courier.
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Federica's coverage primarily focuses on local news and events, with particular emphasis on tourism, festivals, and education in the North West Highlands of Scotland. Pitches should be tailored to reflect a deep understanding of these specific communities and their interests.
Given Federica's focus on local content and publishing, she may welcome pitches about unique or extraordinary stories that celebrate the people, places, and culture within her geographic area. Consider suggesting human-interest pieces or exceptional community initiatives that align with her focus.
Local businesses making significant strides in tourism or educational endeavors within the North West Highlands could find resonance with Federica’s reporting. Additionally, updates on government announcements related to this region can also capture her attention.
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An Inverness teacher who walked on the rail tracks after drinking has been fined £1040 for shouting abuse at a conductor.
By: Federica Stefani
A man who caused a collision on the A9 near Kingussie whilst being disqualified from driving has been sentenced to eight months in prison.
By: Federica Stefani
A Nairn man was disqualified from driving and fined after dangerously overtaking other vehicles on a Nairnshire road.
By: Federica Stefani
An Inverness bus driver was let off with nine penalty points and a warning - after driving at more than 100mph on the A9.
A Nairn man was disqualified from driving and fined after dangerously overtaking other vehicles on a Nairnshire road.
By: Federica Stefani
A 33-year-old man admitted to drink-driving and verbally abusing police officers after he was stopped in Conon Bridge earlier this year.
By: Federica Stefani
An Easter Ross man was disqualified for three years and fined for driving on the A9 near the Kessock Bridge at speeds of up to 115mph.
By: Federica Stefani
Plans to regenerate an area in Nairn have been launched - with residents asked to get involved in developing a long-term vision for it.
By: Federica Stefani
Conservation works in Nairn are looking at how to protect some of its small inhabitants, with a new event coming later this month.
By: Federica Stefani
Disruption to traffic continues in Nairn as works to repair a sinkhole on which appeared on the Hight Street last week are being carried out.
