Sophie Buchan is a journalist at Daily Record. She covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, aviation, and animal care, with a focus on consumer health, mental health, and wellness programs. Sophie has been featured in numerous publications, including The Independent, MyLondon, and Belfast Live, among others.
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Glasgow, United Kingdom (Local)
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Sophie Buchan's articles predominantly focus on local shopping, sales, and fashion-related themes. This suggests that she would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to local businesses' promotional events, new product launches or trends within the beauty and fashion industry.
As a journalist with a localized focus, Sophie is more inclined towards covering stories relevant to her specific region rather than broader national or international topics. Therefore, when reaching out to her, consider tailoring your pitch to align with the local context of her coverage area.
Given the emphasis on promotional deals and seasonal content in her articles, providing information about exclusive discounts for local readers or tips for seasonal styling could resonate well with Sophie’s interests.
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The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency ( DVLA ) has urged motorists to be cautious and shared advice for anyone waiting for a vehicle tax refund.
By: Sophie Buchan
If your clothes are coming out of the wash still stained or smelling bad, try this
If you want to make your car last longer, follow these simple rules
By: Adam Cailler, Sophie Buchan
The NHS urges people taking atorvastatin, a common high cholesterol treatment and statin medication, to call 111 if they experience serious atorvastatin side effects — here's what you need to know
If you're flying out of Glasgow Airport soon, make sure you know this rule before trying to get online
People are being urged not to ignore certain signs and symptoms that appear at night - even if they seem 'normal' or easy to brush off, particularly when they're new.
What happens while you're asleep can sometimes offer clues about your health - and experts say it's worth paying attention if your nights start to feel noticeably different.
There are a few TV Licence expiry rules to be aware of, and if yours is up for renewal, there's a straightforward way to avoid paying the £180 fee if you no longer need a licence
Dogs that tremble, drool or refuse to jump in the car aren’t being stubborn - for many, it's anxiety or motion sickness kicking in
Unless you're planning to stay close to home with your dog - or you don't mind public transport - most owners will travel with their pet by car.
