Gregor Millar is a Communications Officer at a leading organization. He specializes in themes such as education, education technology (EdTech), law and legal affairs, and legislation, often exploring the intersections of these fields. Gregor's work has been featured in notable publications including the East Lothian Courier, Border Telegraph, The National Newspaper, SNIPEF, and EIN Presswire.
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Gregor Millar's articles predominantly cover local events, government announcements, and evolving stories with a focus on crime, family & relationships, entertainment news, and sports. To engage effectively with Gregor, consider pitching stories related to community events or local news that align with the themes he covers. Topics such as festive season initiatives, infrastructure updates within the community, charity activities or local sports events could be of interest to him.
Given his coverage attributes which include event coverage and evolving stories along with a thematic focus on crime and family & relationships; relevant pitches may involve unique human-interest stories from the local area or updates on ongoing community initiatives.
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By: Gregor Millar
As a plumber or heating engineer, your tools are the essential components that keep your business running smoothly. Leaving your tools unsecured in your van overnight is like leaving a valve open—it can lead to costly problems. A break-in doesn't just mean losing valuable equipment; it can mean losing days or even weeks of work, impacting your income and reputation.
In this issue, we caught up with Ian Rippin, Chief Executive of MCS, to learn about its revamped installer scheme that's helping to simplify processes, reduce the burden on installers and forge new relationships.
In this issue, we caught up with Ben Macpherson, Minister for Higher and Further Education, to learn about the Government's upcoming education reforms and how this will affect the future of apprenticeships in Scotland.
The Employment Rights Act What has changed and what does it mean for you? 18 February 2026 Reform of Trade Union Laws – Phase One
By: Gregor Millar
West College Scotland has been chosen by the Scottish and Northern Ireland Plumbing Employers' Federation (SNIPEF) to host the 51 st annual Scottish Plumbing Apprentice of the Year (SPAY) competition at its Paisley campus on 12 June 2026.
By: Gregor Millar
New legislation has been announced to tackle late payments and unfair retention practices with the aim of protecting the financial security of British businesses.
By: Gregor Millar
SNIPEF's 102nd President aims to strengthen member engagement, support apprenticeship reform and ensure members' voices are at the heart of industry decision-making.
The Low Pay Commission is currently consulting on future National Minimum Wage and National Living Wage rates, including the Apprentice Rate and the rates that apply to younger workers.
By: Gregor Millar
Three of Scotland's most talented plumbing and heating apprentices have been crowned winners in their categories at the 51st Scottish Plumbing Apprentice of the Year (SPAY) competition.
Relive the 51st Scottish Plumbing Apprentice of the Year competition with our image gallery from the day's events.
