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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By: Paul Kelly
Selkirk Medical Practice is undergoing a major change to its GP records system next week.
By: Paul Kelly
Metro are working with carriers and partners to secure capacity, explore alternatives and keep customers informed of material changes.
By: Paul Kelly
The second stage of the Borders Innovation Park has been completed “ahead of time and under budget”, councillors were informed this week.
By: Paul Kelly
Momentum is growing for a campaign to ensure Eyemouth gets a new standalone primary school.
Win one of five copies of hardcore FPS game Hell Let Loose Vietnam with not much more than a click of your mouse or a tap on your phone.
By: Paul Kelly
A decision on the potential introduction of a one-way system in Selkirk has been deferred until work is completed on major transport works in the…
By: Paul Kelly
A public consultation is set to be launched over the permanent closure of a rural Scottish Borders school with only one pupil.
By: Paul Kelly
There is a “never-ending process of recruitment” among Scottish Borders Council’s pothole repair team, it has emerged.
A popular Borders gym is aiming to be fit for purpose 24 hours a day.
By: Paul Kelly
We sat down with the key figures of Hell Let Loose: Vietnam's development team to talk about asymmetry, history, and non-existent NVA boats.
