Top Herald Journalists Nominated for Prestigious Regional Press Awards
The Herald, Scotland’s premier broadsheet, is making waves in the journalism world with multiple nominations at this year’s Regional Press Awards. From hard-hitting investigations to compelling features, the talented writers and reporters at The Herald have been recognized for their exceptional work.
Celebrating Excellence in Journalism
The Regional Press Awards are a longstanding tradition in the UK, honoring the dedication, skill, and innovation that define the industry. This year, The Herald has secured nominations in an impressive seven categories, showcasing the breadth and depth of talent within the publication.
A Diverse Range of Recognition
The awards span 20 categories, highlighting everything from breaking news to digital initiatives. The Herald’s nominations cover a wide spectrum, including Scoop of the Year, Sports Journalist of the Year, Specialist Journalist of the Year, Reporter of the Year, Crime & Investigative Reporter of the Year, Feature Writer of the Year, and Opinion Writer of the Year.
Notable Nominations
Some standout nominations for The Herald include Trump put £200m price tag on non-existent Scots homes for Scoop of the Year, Matthew Lindsay and Rob Robertson for Sports Journalist of the Year, Martin Williams and Neil Mackay for Specialist Journalist of the Year, Caroline Wilson, Martin Williams, and Neil Mackay for Reporter of the Year, Neil Mackay for Crime & Investigative Reporter of the Year, and Martin Williams and Neil Mackay for Feature Writer of the Year, as well as Neil Mackay for Opinion Writer of the Year.
The dedication and talent of The Herald’s journalists are truly commendable, and their nominations are a testament to their commitment to excellence in storytelling and reporting. As the awards ceremony approaches, the entire Herald team eagerly anticipates the results and continues to strive for journalistic excellence in all their endeavors.