George Mair is a local journalist based in Edinburgh, Scotland. With a focus on local news and events, George has contributed to various publications including The Edinburgh Reporter, Express Comment, The Scotsman, The Times, and more. His articles cover a range of topics including community events, local issues, cultural happenings, and human interest stories.
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George Mair primarily covers local events and entertainment news in Scotland, particularly Edinburgh. His focus on expert commentary, event coverage, and government announcements suggests he would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming local events, interviews with prominent figures within the Scottish cultural scene or analysis of government initiatives affecting the area.
Given his interest in Scottish culture and landmarks, George may be receptive to pitches that highlight unique aspects of these topics such as lesser-known historical facts about landmarks or stories related to traditional Scottish events. Additionally, given his coverage of animal-related issues like badgers eating tulips at RBG (Royal Botanic Garden), he might welcome pitches regarding wildlife conservation efforts or interesting animal-related stories within Scotland.
Considering his emphasis on charity events and whisky among other topics covered, relevant story ideas could include features on philanthropic endeavors within the community or pieces exploring various facets of the Scotch whisky industry.
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By: George Mair
The iconic castle is said to be one of the most haunted locations in Scotland.
Edinburgh's spookiest Halloween house will greet guisers on Thursday night with a spooktacular array of ghosts, ghouls, skeletons, flying witches.. and Harry Potter characters.
An east of Scotland football club has become the first in the world to sell official Buckfast-flavoured pies at their home matches.
By: Hannah Rodger, George Mair
The tonic wine flavoured pies have been a huge hit with influencers.
Hedgehogs have moved a step closer to extinction following a significant population decline.
By: George Mair
A LOWER league Scots footie team is pulling in new fans keen to taste their BUCKFAST-flavoured pies. Dozens of punters have travelled from as far away as England to try out the £3.50 treat at a clu…
It’s one of the most photographed for Instagram areas in Edinburgh, with connections to figures from infamous murderers Burke and Hare to Scotland’s youngest suffragette, and crime writer Sir Ian Rankin and his literary cop, John Rebus. Now the first-ever history and guidebook has been produced devoted to Edinburgh’s Vennel. A vennel, in Scots, is […]
A letter taken from Sir William Wallace by his English captors over 700 years ago is to go on public display in Edinburgh to mark St Andrew's Day.
By: George Mair
RSPB Scotland said the tagged eagle, which hatched in 2022, suddenly vanished in the Angus Glens back in May and no trace of the bird or the tag has been found since then
By: George Mair
The endangered red panda kit named Roxie choked on her vomit on Bonfire Night and Edinburgh Zoo vets believe this was probably a reaction to fireworks exploding across the city
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