Selected Journalism

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02 / Selected journalism

The EDIT · 2023–24 · Campaign journalism

THE EDITWHERE’S OUR FREE BREAKFAST GONE?

Student voices. Real-world impact.

Cover story / Student journalism

The breakfast campaign that made a difference.

As editor of The EDIT, I helped lead coverage challenging the withdrawal of free breakfasts on campus. Following the campaign, Glasgow Caledonian announced a Winter Warmer scheme offering students free porridge and a hot drink.

Read the campaign follow-up ↗See my final EDIT issue ↗

01 / POLITICS

Keir Starmer on Labour’s by-election win.

Reporting from Burnside after Labour’s Rutherglen and Hamilton West by-election victory.

Glasgow Standard · 2023Find the article ↗

02 / HUMAN INTEREST

Dundee priest raises £20,000 for Calais refugee charity.

A near-300-mile pilgrimage from Iona to Lindisfarne, and the people it aimed to help.

The Herald · 2021Find the article ↗

03 / SOCIAL AFFAIRS

Nightclub reopening sparks fears for homeless people.

Reporting on the impact of nightlife’s return on people sleeping rough in Glasgow.

Glasgow Times · 2023Find the article ↗

04 / SCOTTISH POLITICS

Ireland’s growing economy — and Scotland’s potential.

A political and economic report contrasting the prospects of two neighbouring nations.

The National · 2023Find the article ↗

05 / CULTURE

The High Kings and the rare auld times.

Conversations about Irish folk music, its heritage and its enduring appeal.

IrishCentral · 2020Find the article ↗

06 / SPORT

Lawrence Shankland: Europe’s hottest striker.

Digging into the numbers behind the Dundee United striker’s extraordinary scoring run.

The Courier · 2019Find the article ↗

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