Peter Irvine is a Contributor at various publications. With a rich background in creating and directing major events and festivals in Scotland, including the Opening of the Scottish Parliament and Hogmanay in Edinburgh, he brings a unique perspective to his writing. Peter has been featured in The Conversation Australia + NZ, Inverse, The Times, and Entertainment Weekly.
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Peter Irvine's focus appears to be on providing reviews and recommendations for various aspects of Scottish culture, particularly related to food, drink, and travel. He is likely open to pitches that offer unique insights into local businesses or experiences in Scotland, especially those related to food, drinks, accommodations, or local attractions.
Given his emphasis on "Five of the best" type articles and reviews about specific places in Scotland such as cheese shops, whisky bars, fish and chips spots etc., he may be receptive to pitches involving new or lesser-known establishments with a unique story or offering.
As Peter focuses primarily on local content within Scotland related to house & home themes including dining establishments and pubs with rooms/fires among others; consider pitching stories focusing on similar categories while ensuring they are exclusive to the Scottish region.
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Make the most of the autumn foliage with Peter Irvine’s pick of the best forest strolls
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By: Peter Irvine
Sarah Snook leads the Peacock miniseries, which takes many unexpected turns.
From Royal Mile gastropubs to brewery gems, explore Edinburgh’s top beer spots, featuring favourites such as The Royal Oak, The Orchard and The Fountain
Discover Glasgow’s best city-centre pubs for food, pub-lunch classics and great pints — from Ben Nevis and The Gate to the legendary Horseshoe
Uncover the Highlands’ top pubs across Pitlochry, Oban and Aviemore, featuring much-loved stops such as the Ship Inn, the Wheatsheaf and the Cross Keys
These winding routes don’t just get you from A to B — they twist through beautiful glens, bens and silver bays. They don’t call one the Wee Mad Road for nothing
You may need to pack a jumper, you won’t need to fight for room to lay your towel on these beautiful stretches of sand
