Kirsty Paterson is a Local Democracy Reporter at Reach PLC. She covers a range of topics including health and wellness, public policy, and regional interest, with a focus on aging and longevity, consumer health, and health news. Kirsty’s work has been featured in notable publications such as STV Group plc, The Scotsman, and The National Newspaper.
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Falkirk, United Kingdom (Local)
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Kirsty's reporting primarily focuses on local government announcements and community events in the Falkirk area. She places significant emphasis on developments related to infrastructure, education, and local governance.
Given Kirsty’s focus on local government coverage, she is likely to be more responsive to pitches that provide insights or expert commentary from individuals directly involved in these areas. This could include local politicians, community leaders, or experts with specific knowledge of Falkirk's infrastructure and education systems.
Additionally, given her focus on community events and local governance in the Falkirk area, she may also be interested in stories that highlight unique initiatives or issues within the community itself. If you have a story about how any of these topics impact people at a personal level it would probably pique her interest as well.
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Permission has been granted to turn the former Wilko store on Falkirk's High Street into flats for over 100 students
Taxi fares in Falkirk could rise in November as the cost of fuel continues to increase.
Nearly 98 per cent of pupils leaving Falkirk Council high schools went on to jobs, training or education last year, councillors heard this week.
By: Kirsty Paterson
MORE than 800 people have now objected to plans to build a huge AI data centre in Larbert, which would be just 20 metres away from a care home and…
More than 800 people have now objected to plans to build a huge AI data centre in Larbert, which would be just 20 metres away from a care home and close to housing and a hospital.
By: Kirsty Paterson
A Falkirk councillor is calling for a review of grassroots football across the district to support community teams with the challenges they face, now and in the future.
By: Kirsty Paterson
Parents of children with additional support needs say they have to “fight for appropriate support”.
By: Kirsty Paterson
A final decision on who will take on the ownership of a busy community hall in Falkirk has been delayed in the hope of the two competing groups reaching an agreement.
By: Kirsty Paterson
Campaigners opposing plans to build a hyperscale AI data centre in Larbert have organised a public meeting this Thursday in the Dobbie Hall as they continue to raise awareness.
By: Kirsty Paterson
Falkirk councillors are backing a new term for the organisation that represents and promotes businesses in the town centre.
