Ava Whyte is a reporter at the Clydebank Post. She specializes in urban design, transportation policy, and real estate development, covering news across Glasgow with a focus on telecommunications, planning, and mobility. Ava's work has been featured in notable publications including the Daily Record, The National Newspaper, and USA TODAY.
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Glasgow, United Kingdom (Local)
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Ava Whyte's coverage focuses predominantly on local community events, traffic incidents, and human interest stories. She would likely be interested in pitches related to ongoing or evolving local stories such as community events, road closures, retirement celebrations, and awards within the specified geographic focus.
Given her coverage of family & relationships topics and entertainment news within a local context, she may also be open to pitches that highlight heartwarming or inspiring human interest stories from the area she covers. Additionally, given her focus on government announcements and breaking news (17% each), relevant updates regarding local regulations or significant developments could also pique her interest.
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A major route through Glasgow's West End was shut for three hours after a cyclist was struck by a vehicle.
Officers across Scotland have potentially saved 'many lives' over the past five years using an emergency treatment that temporarily…
Residents in Glasgow's Southside turned out in the pouring rain to see what changes had been made to a street that shut more than 18 months ago for a major transformation.
By: Ava Whyte
More than half of the people police want to speak to in connection with disorder at Celtic’s unofficial title party have now been arrested following further dawn raids.
A team that helps save and change the lives of men across Glasgow will now have a city centre base thanks to the “incredible” kindness of others.
Four devoted dads have challenged themselves to drive from Glasgow to Benidorm, in a car that cost no more than £600, in just five days.
Four men have challenged themselves to drive from Glasgow to Benidorm, in a car that cost no more than £600, in just five days.
The fight to save a much-loved Victorian park attraction is being taken to the Scottish Parliament.
The fight to save a much-loved Victorian park attraction is being taken to the Scottish Parliament
A long-standing issue that has plagued a city pond for years appears to have finally been resolved.
