Paul Kelly is a Local Democracy Reporter at various esteemed publications. He focuses on themes related to architecture and planning, real estate development, and the construction industry, while also covering topics such as urban development and team sports. His work has been featured in notable outlets including The Irish News, BBC World, and The Australian.
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Paul Kelly's focus is primarily on local event coverage, government announcements, and press releases. With a majority of the content being related to sports, especially events like UFC 297 and boxing matches involving Artur Beterbiev and Callum Smith. If reaching out with story ideas or expert commentary, consider topics related to these events or local government announcements in the Borders area.
Pitching stories about businesses nominated for awards in the Borders region or concerns raised over studies into extending transportation services locally may also align well with Paul’s coverage. When pitching business-related stories, ensure they have a clear link to the Borders area.
Given his geographic focus on local news, it would be beneficial to tailor pitches specifically relevant to that region when reaching out to him.
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The rented housing market within the Scottish Borders is continuing to shrink, according to the latest data.
A former Borders primary school is to be converted into a community hub and bunkhouse.
By: Paul Kelly
A Scottish Borders Council-run village nursery has received a ringing endorsement following an unannounced inspection.
A Borders brass band is seeking a financial fillip this week.
By: Paul Kelly
In order to achieve Scotland’s Beach Awards, a range of criteria must be met, including beach safety, access and facilities, and cleanliness.
By: Ally Mcgilvray, Paul Kelly
It's claimed officials are pushing ahead with plans to downgrade Hawick Fire...
By: Paul Kelly
A plea has been issued by a Berwickshire councillor after litter louts left bags of rubbish at a tourism hotspot.
A cycle of change is on the agenda at a former Borders bank, it has emerged.
By: Paul Kelly
The amount of debt required to be written-off by Scottish Borders Council fell in the last financial year, councillors will be informed next week.
By: Paul Kelly
A bid for a controversial new Artificial Intelligence (AI) data centre in the Borders has passed initial planning scrutiny.
