Sarah Hilley is a Local Democracy Reporter at Glasgow Live. She covers a range of topics including urban design, commercial real estate, and the construction industry, with a focus on local democracy and regional interests. Sarah's work has been featured in notable publications such as Bylines Scotland, Yahoo Sports UK, and The Herald Scotland.
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Glasgow, United Kingdom (Local)
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Sarah Hilley's reporting focuses on local government announcements, legal policy regulation, and themes such as crime, government & politics, and design within the Glasgow area. She may be interested in pitches that offer insights into local government initiatives or policies related to urban planning, air pollution monitoring, tree planting strategies or those addressing specific issues like impounding vehicles.
Given her focus on Glasgow and her interest in city council activities and regulations impacting residents directly, she would likely respond well to sources with a deep understanding of local governance structures and policies or experts who can provide commentary on these topics from a localized perspective.
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A meeting heard that the cable network will also be replaced alongside lighting columns
By: Sarah Hilley
A West End deli faced 20 objections from residents who were worried about it being turned into a "nighttime alcohol selling venue" if it…
By: Sarah Hilley
A meeting heard available funding was significantly lower than what is required.
By: Sarah Hilley
The money will come from housing developer contributions.
By: Sarah Hilley
Councillors signed off a £14 million contract for the job, which will see bulbs replaced with LED lights
By: Sarah Hilley
Glasgow will install 3,000 new LED street lights as part of a £14m upgrade to replace ageing columns and cables, improving reliability and cutting…
By: Sarah Hilley
The council is being asked. to deal with “redundant and poorly maintained phone boxes, kiosks and ATMs” which “blight on Glasgow’s streets”
By: Sarah Hilley
Old phone boxes on Glasgow streets should be removed along with unauthorised advertising banners and other street clutter, according to a councillor.
By: Sarah Hilley
Old phone boxes on Glasgow streets should be removed along with unauthorised advertising banners and other street clutter, according to a councillor.
The site will also feature a food village, a stage for local performances and sports activities for people to try
