Lizzie Roberts is a Health Correspondent for The Times, based in Glasgow, Scotland. With a focus on local health issues, Lizzie covers a range of topics including healthcare access, mental health, public health initiatives, and medical breakthroughs. Her work has also been featured in The Telegraph.
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Lizzie’s coverage spans a wide range of local interests, including crime, education, mental health, property, and healthcare. She often incorporates government announcements and data citations into her articles.
For pitches to Lizzie Roberts in Glasgow-based publications or outlets with UK news focus:
1. Offer insights on evolving stories related to local crime rates or criminal justice policies.
2. Provide expert commentary on government spending in the region or its impact on infrastructure and public services.
3. Propose human-interest stories related to mental health support or educational challenges within Glasgow's community.
4. Highlight art initiatives that engage with social issues prevalent in the region; connect these to broader themes like wellbeing and family relationships.
Remember that successful pitches are those aligning closely with Lizzie's areas of coverage as well as her geographic focus on United Kingdom-local content particularly relevant for readers based in Glasgow.
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The new Scottish Conservative leader will call for lower taxes and a smaller state, challenging the ‘left-wing consensus’
Sebastian Russo had been drinking on flight to Edinburgh when he touched woman on her bottom
After a planning agent said there was no evidence of a holt, locals opposed to the plans installed camera traps and filmed otters and pine martens in the area
By: Lizzie Roberts, James Mulholland
Dorothy Bain, the lord advocate, went to the Court of Criminal Appeal to seek the change in the 1937 rule limiting use of statements made by alleged victims
Scottish Book Trust has cut out references to drink and violence from nursery rhymes, and turned some songs gender-neutral
By: James Mulholland, Lizzie Roberts
Antonia Gunn and Michael Joyce pleaded not guilty to the charges concerning the death of Michael White, who died in April last year in Kyle of Lochalsh
Police Scotland data obtained by the NSPCC shows that 3,234 incidents of people ‘communicating indecently with a child’ were recorded in the last five years
By: Lizzie Roberts, Isla Storie
House that has come on to the market in Newport-on-Tay, Fife, appears to be a single-storey bungalow at street level, but extends two floors down to the sea wall
By: Mark Mclaughlin, Lizzie Roberts
Fleet managers say they are powerless to discipline drivers suspected of substance abuse without evidence, after Thomas Wong, 11, was killed by a bin lorry
By: Mark Mclaughlin, Lizzie Roberts
In a ‘humiliating U-turn’, Angela Constance, the justice secretary, admitted that the initiative did not have enough cross-party support to be viable
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