Ian Swanson is the Managing Editor at The Hill, with a focus on local news. With extensive experience in journalism, his work has been featured in various publications such as The Scotsman, The Herald-Sun, Forbes, and Yahoo News. Ian covers a wide range of topics, including politics, transportation, infrastructure, and local government issues.
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Ian Swanson's coverage is heavily focused on local government and politics, with a significant portion also dedicated to crime-related news. His articles often revolve around breaking news, evolving stories, and government announcements. Therefore, he would likely be most interested in receiving pitches related to local political developments, community issues or criminal justice topics within his geographic focus.
Given the variety of topics covered in Ian's articles such as city development, healthcare, crime and recruitment at the local level, consider pitching stories that offer unique insights into these subjects from a regional perspective. Additionally, if you have access to exclusive data or information relevant to Edinburgh or Scotland’s governmental decisions and their impact on society locally - this may pique his interest.
As Ian focuses primarily on local reporting within Scotland (Edinburgh specifically), tailoring your pitch by highlighting how it directly impacts residents of the area will likely make it more appealing for him.
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Police have vowed to hunt down those responsible for Edinburgh’s Bonfire Night disorder and bring them to justice.
Donald Trump is set to return as president of the United States after winning a dramatic comeback victory.
It’s a miracle there were no casualties as a result of Edinburgh’s Bonfire Night disorder, council leader Cammy Day has said.
By: Ian Swanson
Edinburgh’s People’s Story museum is set to reopen next month following an outcry over its temporary closure.
The family of the man who died after being hit by a bus in Edinburgh’s Cowgate at the weekend have thanked members of the public and the emergency services who went to his aid.
Edinburgh's trams have been blamed for the Scottish Government's slow progress on a major road project.
By: Ian Swanson
Police have released an image of a man they want to speak to about an assault in the centre of Edinburgh.
Around 60 roads in Edinburgh and another 60 pavements have been resurfaced this year using fast-acting, cost-effective materials - up to 10 times as many as could be achieved with a traditional approach.
Change is all around us - and the workplace must be one of the fastest-changing aspects of our life.
By: Ian Swanson
Businesses and members of the public have four weeks left to give their views on Edinburgh's plans to introduce a 5 per cent levy for overnight stays on visitors which could raise £50 million a year to be reinvested in the city.
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