Olly Dickinson is an On Screen Reporter/Journalist at STV Group plc. He specializes in consumer health, focusing on topics such as drugs and medication, health news, and mental health. Olly's insightful reporting has made him a prominent voice in the field, contributing to important discussions around these critical issues.
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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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Violet Duffy was the first Fornethy House pupil to go to police with allegations of physical and mental abuse.
By: Olly Dickinson
Many Fornethy survivors thought their day in court would never come, many more died before getting the chance to confront those who tainted their childhoods.
Patricia Baxter was described as a 'cruel and sadistic' woman. “It's like we've been abused all over again” – the reaction of a Fornethy House survivor to the sentence handed down to the teacher who abused her.
By: Holly Lennon, Olly Dickinson
Patricia Robertson avoided a prison sentence after being found guilty of 18 charges involving the cruel and unnatural treatment of children in her care at Fornethy House.
By: Holly Lennon, Olly Dickinson
Patricia Robertson avoided a prison sentence after being found guilty of 18 charges involving the cruel and unnatural treatment of children in her care at Fornethy House.
By: Olly Dickinson
Bus driver Pummy helped deliver the baby on board the bus before paramedics arrived.
STV Radio went live at 8am this morning with presenters Ewen Cameron and Cat Harvey.
By: Olly Dickinson, Keiran Fleming, Holly Lennon
Patricia Robertson avoided a prison sentence after being found guilty of 18 charges involving the cruel and unnatural treatment of children in her care at Fornethy House.
By: Olly Dickinson
Lewis Soden, Reece Williams, and Connor Page were killed in 2024. A dangerous driver who killed three young men in a crash after speeding at more than 92mph has been jailed for just under four years.
Leigh Sutherland, posed online as a lawyer and police officer, fled the scene and denied he was involved.
