Rob McLaren is the Business Editor at The Courier, a local newspaper in the UK. With a focus on local business news, Rob covers a range of topics including industry developments, economic trends, and profiles of local businesses and entrepreneurs. His work has also been featured in The Press and Journal, as well as the Evening Telegraph in Dundee.
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Dundee, scotland (Local)
Rob McLaren's articles predominantly focus on local business and industry news, with a particular emphasis on real estate, retail, job market, and sales trends. He often features press releases and private sector announcements.
To effectively pitch to Rob McLaren, consider providing newsworthy updates about local businesses in Tayside and Fife region. This could include information about investments or expansions by companies operating within these areas. Also consider sharing insights into the housing market trends specific to Tayside and Fife including predictions for future developments.
Given his interest in local events related to business activities such as store openings or closures in Dundee area, pitches that highlight significant local retail or real estate developments are likely to be well received.
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By: Rob Mclaren
John Alexander has highlighted a number of challenges with the site and expects the build to last for at least three years.
By: Rob Mclaren
Royal Oak Tree Services scaled up after entering into a £1 million deal which proved to be loss-making.
The showroom, which will also sell used and commercial vehicles, is expected to create 25 jobs.
The sold out event focused on the potential impact of Eden Project Dundee.
For the first time an award for Employee of the Year will be presented - do you know someone worthy of the honour?
By: Rob Mclaren
The7Stars’s Rob McLaren believes media agencies are shooting themselves in the foot by relying on an outdated way of categorizing households.
The Green Co. was started in 2018 by two 16-year-old school friends.
The city centre shopping centre previously sold for £5.1 million in December 2005.
By: Rob Mclaren
Mr Hopkins, who founded the business while based at Dundee University, was sacked for “inappropriate relationships” with staff in February.
Construction on the project, which will create 50 jobs, starts in September.
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