The Edinburgh Inquirer
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Thoughtful, well-informed journalism about the Edinburgh City Region from award-winning writers - join our free mailing list or support us as a paying member.
Director and co-founder of The Edinburgh Inquirer
David Forsyth
Research and Journalism: Currently writing about contemporary Edinburgh, British climate solutions, and my former stomping grounds (C.A.R., Ukraine, Afghanistan). Always open to new writing and research opportunities!
I am a freelance journalist based in Edinburgh. I cover a wide range of topics, from art and culture to current events and local news.
Freelance journalist based in Edinburgh. Previously reported for the Edinburgh Evening News, Scotsman and Scotland on Sunday. Specialisms include housing and homelessness, health and social affairs.
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