Roger Cox is an Outdoors Columnist at The Scotsman. He writes a weekly outdoors column and edits The Scotsman's annual Scottish Ski & Board supplement, focusing on themes of adventure travel, culture, and media. Roger's work has been featured in various publications, including Mountain Mail Newspaper, Yahoo Sports UK, and A Luxury Travel Blog.
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Roger Cox's coverage predominantly focuses on topics related to outdoor activities, with a particular emphasis on skiing and surfing. His articles also cover aspects such as books about the great outdoors and domestic ski architecture. Given his focus, he may be interested in commentary or insights from experts within these fields.
Additionally, Roger has covered tragedy-related content including fatal heli-skiing crashes, which suggests that he may be open to receiving pitches related to safety measures and risk management in outdoor activities.
It is important to note that Roger's geographic focus is local (Scotland, Edinburgh), so any outreach should consider providing information relevant to this specific area or have a strong tie-in with local events or developments.
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A new study highlights the significant mental health benefits of surf therapy, writes Roger Cox
This book is a must-read for anyone with an interest in the past, present and future of Britain’s mountains, writes Roger Cox
It may make life difficult for surfers, writes Roger Cox, but some of the seaweed growing along our coastline can also make for a tasty snack
It may make life difficult for surfers, writes Roger Cox, but some of the seaweed growing along our coastline can also make for a tasty snack
This year’s EIF offers a complex portrait of America, the good, the bad and the ugly, writes Roger Cox
By: Roger Cox
The Scotsman has been proud to cover the Edinburgh festivals since they began in 1947, and as the festivals have grown, our coverage has grown too. We are not aware of any other daily newspaper, anywhere in the world, which produces a greater volume of professional arts criticism in a single month than we do in a typical August. This summer, we’re planning to bring you as much of the magic as we possibly can via our team of specialist writers. You can find out more about our reviewers below.
The Scotsman has been proud to cover the Edinburgh festivals since they began in 1947, and as the festivals have grown, our coverage has grown too.
For much of his career John Cleare’s photography put him right at the cutting edge of mountaineering, and now his work and life are celebrated in a new book. Review by Roger Cox
For much of his career John Cleare's photography put him right at the cutting edge of mountaineering, and now his work and life are celebrated in a new book. Review by Roger Cox
By: Roger Cox
The Scotsman has been proud to cover the Edinburgh festivals since they began in 1947, and as the festivals have grown, our coverage has grown too. We are not aware of any other daily newspaper, anywhere in the world, which produces a greater volume of professional arts criticism in a single month than we do in a typical August. This summer, we’re planning to bring you as much of the magic as we possibly can via our team of specialist writers. You can find out more about our reviewers below.
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