Martin Williams is a journalist based in Glasgow, Scotland. He is currently employed by the Glasgow Times and writes for publications such as The Herald Scotland and The Citizen News. With a focus on local news, his articles cover a wide range of topics including politics, social issues, and entertainment.
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Martin Williams focuses heavily on government & politics, particularly within Scotland. He appears to prioritize articles focusing on local issues such as care homes, water regulation, and winter deaths. When reaching out to Martin, consider providing insights into the impact of governmental decisions or policy changes specific to Scotland.
Given his focus on citing data and government announcements, pitches should be tailored towards offering expert commentary or analysis based on factual information related to topics like public service provision, Brexit implications for Scotland's economy and society, care home policies in a post-COVID environment among others.
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By: Martin Williams
Ministers are to miss a crucial deadline to stop breaches in the law that protects Scotland's precious landscape, environment and wildlife.
By: Martin Williams
One of Scotland's oldest ferries is set to be out of action for at least over a month as new concerns about the resilience of Scotland's current…
By: Martin Williams
The pioneering UK charity, Only A Pavement Away, that supports people facing homelessness and those wanting to rebuild their lives through employment, has announced the appointment of seven new ambassadors.
By: Martin Williams
You may find yourself on a Hong Kong beach, and you may find yourself under a blistering blue sky. And you may ask yourself, what's this weird light in the sky?
By: Martin Williams
THREE KEY FACTS The Government has introduced new legislation requiring some councils to recheck with residents about introducing Māori wards
OPINION: As I see it, we should celebrate what Māori wards can deliver.
This week Hawke’s Bay Regional Council had to decide whether to either disestablish the Māori Wards we put in place for the 2022 election, or hold a referendum as part of the 2025 elections if we wanted to keep them. The outcome of the referendum would be binding for the next two Council terms (to 2031).
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By: Martin Williams
One of Britain's most powerful unions and key funders of Labour has told ministers that Scotland's only oil refinery should be saved by using…
By: Martin Williams
New concerns over the future of state-owned shipyard at the centre of Scotland's ferry fiasco have surfaced after legal checks over a vital £14.2m…
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