Olly Dickinson is a journalist based in Glasgow, Scotland, focusing on local news and issues. He writes for STV Group plc, covering a range of topics including healthcare, housing, crime, and community stories. Olly is dedicated to bringing attention to important issues affecting the people of Glasgow and providing in-depth reporting on local events.
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Olly Dickinson's coverage primarily focuses on local stories related to family, relationships, and community issues in Scotland, particularly Glasgow. His articles often include expert commentary and breaking news concerning scams, elder abuse, financial fraud, and employment-related topics.
If you are reaching out to Olly with a pitch or as a source for an article idea, consider providing insights into local community initiatives addressing these issues or offering expert commentary from professionals dealing with the mentioned topics such as elder care services providers or legal experts specializing in employment law within Scotland. Additionally, if your organization has relevant data on any of these topics that could provide insight into evolving stories within the region (especially Glasgow), it could be valuable for his coverage.
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People in the asylum system are unable to work under UK employment law.
By: Olly Dickinson
It was only when she had children that Madeleine Downs realised that she was hiding an addiction that would start to consume her life.
By: Christina O Neill, Olly Dickinson
Alcohol-free clubs are offering a 'safe alternative' for music lovers hoping to cut down or ditch the booze altogethe
People from the most deprived areas were 4.5x more likely to die than from the least deprived.
Legal experts say the law around electronic bikes needs to catch up with their increased use.
By: Olly Dickinson
Derek Aitkenhead suffered a broken wrist, lost two teeth and fractured his ribs after a delivery driver crashed into him in Glasgow.
By: Olly Dickinson
Two examples of the fungus were found by amateur naturalist Ben Mitchell as part of the West Cowal Habitat Restoration Project.
The performance was shown for twelve years here on STV. It was once a fixture of the New Year's celebrations, and now a new book has been
Club accounts submitted in September show Dumbarton were owed more than £1.6m.
By: Olly Dickinson, Peter Cassidy
One of the country's oldest football clubs entered administration this week. Police are investigating alleged fraudulent activity at Dumbarton Football Club in the months before its financial collapse.
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