Simon Lock is a reporter at The Bureau of Investigative Journalism. Based in London, he focuses on themes such as government, politics, and public policy, with a particular interest in the intersections of sports business and the evolving landscape of crypto and blockchain. His work has been featured in prominent publications including The Times, TES Magazine, and Yahoo Sports UK.
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Simon Lock's coverage spans sports, technology, and government & politics. His focus on breaking news and evolving stories suggests he is likely to respond well to pitches offering timely insights or updates related to ongoing events or legal investigations in these areas.
Given his coverage of football, especially regarding the financial aspects involving Roman Abramovich and offshore deals, it would be beneficial for PR professionals representing individuals with direct knowledge or insights into such matters to reach out with relevant perspectives.
Additionally, considering Simon’s inclusion of tech-related topics such as hacking and corporate espionage, experts in cybersecurity and digital privacy could also find an audience within his coverage.
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Agencies across Europe and the UK raided dozens of addresses in a massive coordinated investigation
By: Simon Lock, Ed Siddons
Decision follows lawyer’s exoneration for threat sent on behalf of crypto scam and marks disastrous new defeat for the SRA
By: Simon Lock
Redacted email deciphered by TBIJ shows former politician suggesting holiday home for convicted sex offender
By: Simon Lock
Premier League probe into offshore payments we revealed in 2023 concludes with £10m fine and suspended transfer ban
By: Simon Lock, Josephine Moulds
Public-sector pensions have ploughed billions into opaque investment funds which are financing ruinous gas projects on the US Gulf Coast
By: Josephine Moulds, Simon Lock
Isle of Wight pension savers are unwittingly bankrolling the rapid expansion of gas terminals in the United States.
By: Jon Hay, Simon Lock, Josephine Moulds
Public pension schemes have sold shares in coal, oil and gas companies but are still funding expansion of the gas industry through infrastructure funds
By: John Guinn, Josephine Moulds, Simon Lock
Sixty local government pension funds, including Bedfordshire Pension Fund, have invested a total of £8bn into funds paying for the construction of gas ports all along the Gulf Coast, according to revelations by the Bureau of Investigative Journalism (TBIJ).
By: Lawrence Marzouk, Simon Lock
London lawyers used a private government meeting to throw mud at the press and describe their super-rich clients as locked in a ‘David and Goliath’ battle
By: Simon Lock
Prosecutors looking into whether digital finance firm has been used to launder proceeds of fraud, corruption and drug trafficking
