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.
For sports-related pitches, consider highlighting local sports events or achievements within the covered area. Additionally, Finn shows interest in entertainment news and content publishing so relevant story angles in these areas may also be well-received.
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By: Finn Nixon
Animals were initially brought in to tackle a significant hogweed invasion.
By: Finn Nixon
Organisers said the decision to cancel the concert was "devastating".
By: Finn Nixon
The autonomous bus service to the outskirts of Edinburgh will end in February 2025.
A video showing off one of Grove Academy's 40 festively decorated doors has gone viral.
Two fire engines were called out to Windygates after receiving reports of a collision involving two cars in the early hours of Saturday morning.
By: Finn Nixon
Supporters have been asked to hold a minute's applause for Mark Stuart during Dundee United's match against Celtic on Sunday.
Passengers travelling from Edinburgh to Glenrothes and Leven will face disruption on Sunday.
By: Finn Nixon
Police and paramedics were called to the Haddington Crescent area on Saturday evening.
A minute's silence was held at the Dundee Utd v Celtic game during the 42nd minute in memory of Mark Stuart.
The Dundee wildlife centre is home to more than 300 residents - from sleepy bears to a diabetic anteater.
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