Finn Nixon is a Trainee Reporter for The Oban Times, Campbeltown Courier, and Argyllshire Advertiser. With a focus on local news, Finn covers a range of topics including community events, transportation disruptions, petitions, and human interest stories.
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Dundee, United Kingdom (Local)
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Finn Nixon's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, including community events, government announcements, and weather-related disruptions. Pitches should be localized to the specific area of Argyll or Dundee to align with his focus. Story ideas could include updates on local petitions, coverage of community events or initiatives, and information related to weather disruptions.
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By: Finn Nixon
The Levenmouth rail link opened to much fanfare in June. But how do campaigners for the new line feel about the service on offer?
By: Finn Nixon
The historic Bavarian city of Würzburg is twinned with Dundee. But how does transport in the two cities compare?
By: Finn Nixon
The Scottish Government plans to reintroduce peak rail tickets later this month. But how will more expensive fares impact passengers?
Electric scooters are becoming a more common sight on Dundee's streets, but still can't legally be used in public places. Could this be about to change?
By: Finn Nixon
'Violent crimes' against women and girls on trains are up 20%, according to the British Transport Police. How bad is the problem, and what happens next, asks Finn Nixon.
By: Finn Nixon
Cyclists and people with disabilities have criticised Dundee's pavements and roads. But what needs to be done to make them more accessible?
In September the Glenfarg Community Transport Group launched its second bus service, meaning Glenfarg is now connected to Perth, Kinross and Tillicoultry. How did they do it and what can other communities learn from their success?
By: Finn Nixon
Spooky storytelling tours of Glamis Castle have returned for Halloween. But are you brave enough to pay a visit?
By: Finn Nixon
A visit to the St Andrews Botanic Garden reveals the experimental steps it is taking to discover more about environment and nature.
Carse of Gowrie bus users have faced cancellations and delays in recent months. Why does the 39 service have such a bad reputation in the area?
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