Andrew Forgrave is the Countryside and Tourism Editor at Daily Post. With over two decades of experience, he specializes in Welsh farming, food, wildlife, tourism, and environmental issues, often exploring themes such as climate change, animal welfare, and travel. His work has been featured in prominent publications including the Mirror, Daily Express, and Wales Online.
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Andrew Forgrave's coverage primarily focuses on local news in North Wales, with a particular emphasis on travel and tourism, as well as entertainment. He seems to be interested in evolving stories and breaking news related to these topics.
If you have information about events or developments related to the tourism industry in North Wales, such as new attractions or initiatives, Andrew might be interested. Similarly, if you have insights into entertainment-related happenings or emerging trends within the region, your pitch could align with his coverage interests.
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By: Andrew Forgrave
Traffic management is needed so that engineers can safely inspect the bridge's towers
By: Andrew Forgrave
Consultants say the town centre proposal won't look like a typical filling station
By: Andrew Forgrave
Most people love seeing them, others run a mile
By: Andrew Forgrave
Several buildings are considered 'imminently dangerous' requiring emergency demolition
By: Andrew Forgrave
Forecasters are keeping a close eye on approaching Atlantic systems
By: Andrew Forgrave
Its location is idyllic but the village is hemmed in by a railway and the A55
It's a place of myths and legends, and it's about to become even more accessible thanks to a new £5.6m Glan Conwy path
By: Andrew Forgrave
The grandson of Portmeirion's creator said the pint-sized village 'really evokes the spirit' of the original
By: Andrew Forgrave
One church is a risk of closing, another has a bone tomb due to be opened for the first time in centuries
Read this exciting story from Western Mail September 07, 2026 issue. The grandson of Portmeirion’s creator said a pint-sized model of the famous Welsh village ‘really evokes the spirit’ of the original. Andrew Forgrave reports
