Jolene Campbell is a Reporter at Large at the Edinburgh Paper. She specializes in topics related to architecture and planning, with a focus on campus life, university research, and real estate development within the housing market. Jolene's work has been featured in notable publications including The Scotsman, Yahoo Finance UK, and The Mirror.
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Edinburgh, United Kingdom (Local)
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Jolene Campbell's coverage is primarily focused on local news, with a significant emphasis on crime-related stories and event coverage in Edinburgh. She frequently covers evolving stories and breaking news related to local events, making her receptive to pitches about ongoing or upcoming events in the area.
Given her focus on crime and legal policy regulation as well as government announcements, Jolene would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to these areas of coverage. For example, offering insights into local crime trends or legal developments specific to Edinburgh could be appealing.
As entertainment news also features prominently in her articles, she may welcome pitches related to cultural events or entertainment happenings within the city. Additionally, real estate topics relevant to Edinburgh are likely of interest based on her coverage attributes.
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By: Jolene Campbell
Residents feel "betrayed" by luxury housebuilder's failure to provide sports facilities at Cramond
“In Ukraine we have a saying. Today's civilians are tomorrow's military. It's all hands on deck. We help protect the people who protect us.”
By: Jolene Campbell
Welcome to your midweek Inquirer which features a special investigation into the city's care services.
The nurse revealed that an alleged sexual assault by a GP when she was 17 had made the case more difficult for her
Aeneas Wilder, a visual artist, suffered a severe spinal injury after a ‘split second’ cycling accident on Edinburgh’s Queen’s Drive in May
By: Jolene Campbell
Exclusive: Resignation is "massive blow" to hopes Edinburgh developer AMA will finally deliver facilities promised 22 years ago
Edinburgh Quay should be one of the city's crown jewels, but instead it is pretty vacant
The converted landmark will be a home for music and help meet huge demand for artists’ workspace
By: Jolene Campbell, Sarah McArthur
Meet your new Edinburgh constituency MSPs whose backgrounds reflect the city's diverse population
Arguments rage on the shape and progress of plans for world-famous Edinburgh street
