Milan Perera is a Business Editor at Epigram and Bristol24/7. He specializes in covering economic trends, local business developments, and entrepreneurship, providing insightful analysis and reporting on the intersection of business and community. Milan's work has been featured in both Epigram and Bristol24/7, showcasing his commitment to delivering impactful journalism.
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Bristol, United Kingdom (Local)
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Milan Perera's coverage is heavily focused on local business, culture, and society in the Bristol area. He tends to cover press releases, events, and government announcements related to economic development and cultural happenings.
If you're looking to reach out to Milan with a pitch, consider offering stories about local businesses or organizations making significant contributions or achieving milestones within the community of Bristol. Additionally, if you have insights into economic developments within the South West region or news related to cultural events at the University of Bristol, these may also be well-received by Milan.
Given his focus on covering local events and developments in Bristol and the South West region of England, pitches should be tailored accordingly with specific relevance to this geographic area.
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A Bristol-headquartered data and AI consultancy has recently received substantial boost to help its upward trajectory.
By: Milan Perera
The firm was named by the Financial Times as “one of the most innovative law firms in Europe"
By: Milan Perera
The £73m student development had been held up in a backlog with the Building Safety Regulator
A Bristol-based startup is helping the city's growing climbing community cut waste and save money through sustainable shoe repairs.
The Hub is a dedicated centre supporting care leavers as they transition into independent living.
The UK Curry Awards are known as the "Curry Oscars"
The long search for a second site for a Bristol-founded wine producer has reached a happy ending.
