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Caitlyn Dewar

Caitlyn Dewar

Verified

Digital Production Journalist, STV News

Glasgow, Edinburgh

Biography

Multimedia journalist at The Herald. Formerly of Edinburgh Evening News & The Scotsman.

Final Covers

music, nightlife, entertainment what's on, Edinburgh, arts hospitality, drink, foodGeneral news, Scotland, Glasgow

Doesn’t Cover

wall street. nuclear power. climate change.

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Total articles 6959

  • Historic 1911 Petrie steam engine brought back to life at New Lanark

    By Caitlyn Dewar Verified| STV News (Glasgow and West) Verified A historic steam engine that once powered New Lanark has been brought back to life at the world heritage site. The 1911 Petrie engine, located in the visitor centre at the former cotton spinning mill village, had been out of operation since 2018 after the volunteer who maintained it retired. The pandemic further delayed efforts to restore the machine.

    By Caitlyn Dewar Verified · STV News (Glasgow and West)

    Jan. 08, 2025

  • Rory McIlroy says he was beaten by wind at Troon

    By Caitlyn Dewar Verified| STV News (Glasgow and West) Verified Rory McIlroy’s bid to win a fifth major title will stretch into another decade after he suffered his second worst performance in the Open Championship. Five weeks after his heartbreaking loss in the US Open, McIlroy added a second round of 75 to his opening 78 at Royal Troon to finish 11 over par, a single shot better than he managed at Muirfield in 2013.

    By Caitlyn Dewar Verified · STV News (Glasgow and West)

    Jul. 19, 2024

  • Historic 1911 Petrie steam engine brought back to life at New Lanark

    By Caitlyn Dewar Verified| STV News (Glasgow and West) Verified A historic steam engine that once powered New Lanark has been brought back to life at the world heritage site. The 1911 Petrie engine, located in the visitor centre at the former cotton spinning mill village, had been out of operation since 2018 after the volunteer who maintained it retired. The pandemic further delayed efforts to restore the machine.

    By Caitlyn Dewar Verified · STV News (Glasgow and West)

    Jan. 08, 2025

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STV News

Digital newscast produced and directed by students from Universidad del Sagrado Corazón in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Scotland, United Kingdom