Dylan Davies is an International Relations Student at Wales' biggest-selling weekly newspaper. He focuses on themes such as agriculture, climate change, and environmental issues, while also covering topics related to public security and regional interest. Dylan's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Abergavenny Chronicle Limited, Wales Online, and The Mirror.
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Aberystwyth, United Kingdom (Local)
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Dylan's focus is primarily on local news, particularly government announcements and events in west Wales. He also covers crime and entertainment news to a lesser extent. For effective outreach, consider providing insights into Welsh government policies or local events that align with his coverage themes.
Since Dylan focuses on local developments, pitches should be tailored to provide relevant information or expert commentary related to Welsh news, community involvement, weather updates specific to the region of west Wales, as well as government decisions and policies affecting this area. If you have unique insights into these areas or access to officials involved in these matters, it could make your pitch more appealing.
Considering his interest in covering events across west Wales and reporting on government announcements at a regional level, offering exclusive details about upcoming local events or significant policy changes within this geographic scope may increase the chances of engagement with him.
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The new company would be owned by the people of Wales and harness the abundance of natural energy
The Class 197 trains will replace the existing stock along the Cambrian line this year
PC Taylor Rees and PC Guto Dafydd have been awarded bronze bravery medals after saving a sleeping woman from a house engulfed with flames.
A police investigation into the death of Corinna Baker has been closed
The village south of Aberystwyth is Ceredigion’s third largest settlement
Terrestrial TV masts may be switched off as early as 2034 under government proposals
Aberaeron Football Club has launched an equipment library to help remove the cost barrier to youth football
The university has thanked the local community in advance as Aber prepares for a busy weekend
Charles Grisedale of Cefngwyn Hall in Pennant has scooped the crown for a second time in three years
A delegation from the Farmers’ Union of Wales travelled to Westminster to hold vital talks with UK Government ministers, placing the resilience of Welsh agriculture, biosecurity, and emergency support at the top of the political agenda.
