Ian Weinfass is a freelance journalist specializing in the built environment, policing, health & safety, and business. With a focus on national news in the United Kingdom, his work has been featured in publications such as Construction News, Architects' Journal, New Civil Engineer, and Property Week. Ian has been recognized as a finalist for the British Journalism Awards.
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Ian's coverage predominantly focuses on the construction industry, building projects, and construction companies within a national context in the United Kingdom. He frequently covers government announcements related to the industry. Given this focus, Ian is likely to be particularly interested in receiving pitches related to significant developments or trends within the UK construction sector.
Pitches involving exclusive data or insights from key players in the UK's construction industry could be of interest to Ian, given his inclusion of citations for data and press releases. Additionally, experts with knowledge of government policies impacting the sector may find their insights valuable to him.
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