Gabriella Bennett is an editor and columnist for The Times, specializing in local news and issues in the United Kingdom. With a focus on property, regeneration, and cultural events, Gabriella provides insightful commentary and analysis on a range of topics affecting communities across the country.
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Gabriella's coverage predominantly focuses on local issues, particularly those related to the property market, city life, and personal reflections within Scotland. She also covers topics such as home improvement and design but with a strong emphasis on local relevance.
For pitches to Gabriella, consider offering insights or opinions relevant to the Scottish property market, urban living in Scotland, or personal experiences tied to these themes. Expertise related to legal policy regulation surrounding housing in Scotland or government announcements impacting city life may also be of interest based on her coverage attributes.
Given her focus on local content and opinion editorial pieces, contributors should have direct experience or knowledge about the specific areas she covers in order to provide valuable commentary.
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In 1894 a pair of trailblazing journalists from Dundee embarked on a year-long voyage around the world. When they came back, nothing was the same, says Gabriella Bennett
By: Gabriella Bennett
Glenturret might be Scotland’s oldest working distillery, but it’s now also a luxury stopover in a bucolic setting. Our writer has her best meal ever — and a wee dram
We’re all a burden, passing it back and forth like a hot potato — and that’s a good thing, because problems don’t cool down on their own, says Gabriella Bennett
By: Gabriella Bennett, Karen Anderson
The Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland has named five buildings in the running to be named Scotland's Building of the Year.
Technology has evolved so fast here that you can spend a whole day out in Tokyo with zero human interaction — so I tried it
From Norway to Japan, civic loos are becoming destinations in their own right thanks to efforts to beautify mundane buildings
I thought nothing could make me want to move back to Fife, then I remembered Falkland Palace’s gothic delight: a royal playground wrapped stone
What a reputational nosedive: from wartime heroes to rats of the sky. But these birds are on the way back up — and somehow it’s thanks to TikTok
Medo Halimy planted something every day in the Al-Mawasi encampment, until he was killed by an Israeli airstrike. His declaration of hope won’t be forgotten, says Gabriella Bennett
Sure, we’re full of microplastics, worried about AI and in despair of US politics, but invention is limitless — and so is hope, says Gabriella Bennett
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