Kevin Mcroberts is a local journalist based in Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland. With a focus on community news, Kevin writes for publications such as Dunfermline Press, Alloaadvertiser, and CentralFifeTimes. He covers a wide range of topics including local events, community issues, human interest stories, and local government news.
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Dunfermline, United Kingdom (Local)
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Kevin Mcroberts covers a wide range of local news, with a focus on community events, education, and health & wellbeing. He regularly includes government announcements and press releases in his coverage.
For pitching to Kevin, consider providing updates or stories related to local community events, educational developments within Fife or Dunfermline, initiatives supporting mental health and wellbeing in the area, as well as government announcements affecting the local community. Additionally, since he covers seasonal topics such as festive support and New Year Honours recognitions for individuals from the region may also be relevant.
When reaching out to him it's important to keep in mind that he has a specific geographic focus on Scotland (Fife) so any pitches should directly relate to this area in order to align with his coverage.
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By: Kevin Mcroberts
We've got vouchers for £50 and £25 to give away for the Allander Record and CD Fair which is coming to the Kingsgate Shopping Centre later this…
By: Kevin Mcroberts
Radio presenter Bryan Burnett will once again host the Dunfermline Press / Central Fife Times Community Champion Awards 2024.
By: Kevin Mcroberts
The longest-running play in the world is enthralling and entertaining audiences at Dunfermline’s Alhambra Theatre this week.
A Bishopbriggs woman who was close to death after her type 1 diabetes went undiagnosed is using her story to raise awareness of the signs and symptoms of the condition.
Eyemouth’s award-winning social enterprise, ReTweed, celebrated their 18th graduation this summer – marking the completion of three textiles training programmes.
NHS Lothian’s new chief executive Professor Caroline Hiscox has taken over at the helm following the retiral of Calum Campbell earlier this summer.
The Community Swimathon – part of the Provost’s Summer Challenge – has reached around the halfway point.
A Kirkintilloch woman has written a song to raise awareness and funds for the charity Deafblind Scotland.
As households in Midlothian prepare for a 10 per cent hike to their energy bills, Home Energy Scotland has shared tips to save up to £330 per year on energy bills.
Scottish Borders Council has put in place a Winter Service Plan which aims to ensure the safety of communities through any adverse weather this winter.
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