Louise Glen is a Live News Journalist at the Press and Journal. She covers a diverse range of topics including travel and tourism, crime and justice, and arts and entertainment, with a particular focus on consumer travel and real estate. Louise's work has been featured in The Press and Journal.
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Oban, United Kingdom (Local)
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Louise Glen's coverage primarily focuses on local evolving stories and breaking news, particularly related to crime, entertainment news, and family & relationships. She often covers accidents, investigations, job opportunities, events and crime. Therefore, she would be interested in receiving pitches related to these topics within the local area.
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By: Louise Glen
Local staff earn around £12 an hour, with agency workers getting up to £22 plus costs.
By: Louise Glen
The A85 Oban to Dunbeg road is to be shut near Oban town centre for resurfacing work.
By: Louise Glen
Emily in Scotland described the spot located in the shadow of Ben Nevis as "the cosiest in Scotland".
By: Louise Glen
The frontman is bidding farewell to his music career and moving to the Western Isles.
The owners say it should be a great new addition to the town.
By: Louise Glen
James Strachan 'was at his lowest' until he started taking the medicine.
By: Louise Glen
The Argyll and Bute Visitor Levy scheme could launch in 2027 if given the go-ahead.
By: Louise Glen
The Press and Journal details recent planning applications in and around Oban and Fort William.
Mum and dad were delighted with their Christmas Day twins born in Aberdeen Maternity Hospital.
By: Louise Glen
Dyce had the coldest Christmas morning in Scotland at 8.3C.
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