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.
Given the focus on local news and evolving stories with a significant amount of coverage dedicated to breaking news pieces such as accidents or police pleas for public assistance her work suggests that she is likely most receptive to information about ongoing incidents or recently developing situations in her area.
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By: Louise Glen
The Spiorad na Mara offshore wind farm would sit three miles west of Lewis.
By: Louise Glen
Temperatures across the region fell to -11.5C at Braemar in Aberdeenshire.
By: Louise Glen
He has been described as a man who liked to see things happen by his partner, Lois.
By: Louise Glen
Snow and ice have hit the region on Wednesday morning.
By: Louise Glen
The BBC Scotland political editor has made a career out of telling other people's stories - and says now it's time to tell his.
By: Louise Glen
Weather warning remains in place as wintery and cold weather brings widespread frost.
By: Louise Glen
Met Office says snow to continue into Saturday for many.
By: Louise Glen
Canadian tourist John Carney owes his life to the Beauly retained fire crew who saved him.
A 33-year-old man charged and is due to appear at court in Inverness.
By: Louise Glen
'Anyone' is welcome to use the service and pick up their weekly essentials at the charity shop.
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