Sean McAngus is a North Reporter at The Press and Journal. He covers a diverse range of topics including construction, real estate, architecture, and planning, while also touching on themes related to retail, hospitality, and leisure. Sean's work has been featured in various publications, showcasing his insights into both industry trends and community issues.
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Elgin, United Kingdom (Local)
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Sean's coverage primarily focuses on local developments, including regeneration projects, business initiatives, and community endeavors in the Elgin area. He seems particularly interested in government announcements and press releases related to these topics. If you have insights or updates about local businesses, community projects, or government-led initiatives in the Elgin area, Sean would likely be receptive to such information.
Given his interest in expert commentary (albeit at a lower percentage), consider offering informed perspectives on house & home-related matters within the region. Additionally, if you can provide valuable insights into beauty & fashion trends relevant to the local community of Elgin, it may pique his interest as well.
When reaching out to Sean McAngus with pitches or stories for potential coverage opportunities ensure that they align closely with his focus on local news and events impacting Elgin and surrounding areas.
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The Press and Journal was given exclusive access to go inside the new Elgin Poundland store before it opens to the public.
By: Sean Mcangus
Four new properties in the company's only owned-outright building have a view of the dandelion - and are very convenient for a quick shopping trip.
By: Sean Mcangus
I got quite a few family and friends sorted AND supported local business. What's not to like?
By: Sean Mcangus
Sharon Davidson started her Smadug about 12 years ago and has gone from strength to strength.
By: Sean Mcangus
The property was last home to a vegan cafe.
By: Sean Mcangus
The Gordon Arms Hotel in Elgin shut down in 1980, but locals have lots of memories.
The latest Moray planning round-up also includes the latest on an Elgin bar's plans to extend hours and the approval for a new pavilion for a football team that once produced a Scottish international.
By: Sean Mcangus
It is hoped the development in will help boost footfall and trade for local businesses.
By: Sean Mcangus
We reveal new images and latest about the transformation of Grant Lodge and Elgin Town Hall.
By: Sean Mcangus
Efforts have begun to try and find new homes for businesses that have been made homeless by the decision.
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