Glasgow, United Kingdom (Local)
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Andrew Picken's coverage mainly focuses on local news, particularly in Aberdeen and Scotland. His articles often revolve around family & relationships, health issues, and government announcements related to Scottish affairs.
For those looking to pitch stories to Andrew, focusing on topics such as local healthcare developments, government policies and their impact on families or individuals in the region would likely resonate well with his areas of interest.
Given his focus on expert commentary and government announcements (particularly from the Scottish Government), providing insights into these areas within a local context could be effective for engaging him.
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Whenever I am asked to review a new golf book, I always find that its first impression is framed around my own knowledge and personal preferences. I have always enjoyed reading the work of Jim Hartsell and I also follow his podcast work. Being asked to review his latest book - A Round of Scottish Courses - was therefore an opportunity I jumped at.
Aimee Stanton; Andrew Picken Edinburgh is home to one of the world's biggest cultural events every summer as it is transformed into a festival city.
Tens of millions of pounds will be needed to bring the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh up to scratch when it transfers to public ownership next year.
A water leak at the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh has forced the temporary closure of two services which offer heart-related diagnostic and treatment procedures.
Georgina Hayes and Andrew Picken - BBC Scotland The Scottish government has launched a national review into whether IVF treatment on the NHS should be extended to single women.
By: Andrew Picken, Georgina Hayes
The Scottish government's national review will consider extending eligibility for NHS-funded IVF.
By: David Cowan, Andrew Picken
David Cowan - Scotland home affairs correspondent; Andrew Picken - BBC Scotland data visualisation unit
By: Lucy Adams, Andrew Picken, Katy McCloskey
Lucy Adams; Katy McCloskey; Andrew Picken Primary school teachers have been hired to work in Glasgow's high schools to address the growing number of new starts who are unable to read properly.
By: Morag Kinniburgh, Andrew Picken
A world class university and the home of golf in a pretty coastal town underline the appeal to many of living in St Andrews.
Roger McStravick and the late Bill Williams have delivered something rare in sports literature: a meticulously researched biography that reads with the vibrant energy of a living history.
