Natalie Goodwin
Assistant Producer, Scotland Tonight at STV News
Reporter & Producer | Currently @ScotlandTonight @STVNews | Formerly Chief Reporter @Clyde1News | Mum to two small humans | DMs open
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1 month ago |
news.stv.tv | Tara Fitzpatrick |Natalie Goodwin
Could a ticket levy on major concerts be the key to saving grassroots music venues in Glasgow? Small venues around the city say the are under threat. A combination of high costs, changes from the Low Emission Zone rules and recovery from the Covid pandemic have left many businesses in the lurch. “We’ve seen a huge change in the way that people go out and spend their money,” said Phoebe Inglis-Holmes a booker with the Hug and Pint.
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1 month ago |
news.stv.tv | Natalie Goodwin |Kevin Scott
The challenges facing grassroots music venues in Scotland have never been greater – but those working behind the scenes are determined to save live music. As a booker for one of Glasgow’s best-loved independent venues, Phoebe Inglis-Holmes has seen firsthand how rising costs, government policies and changing audience habits are making it harder than ever for emerging artists to tour.
Doctor Who and Torchwood's John Barrowman will 'apologise to anyone offended' - watch full interview
1 month ago |
news.stv.tv | Kevin Scott |Natalie Goodwin
John Barrowman says he will personally apologise to anyone who was offended by his behaviour after he was accused of flashing on the sets of Doctor Who and Torchwood. Speaking exclusively to Scotland Tonight, the actor and presenter said he had been left “completely blacklisted” in the entertainment industry following allegations of misconduct.
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1 month ago |
news.stv.tv | Kevin Scott |Natalie Goodwin
John Barrowman says he “doesn’t regret anything” about his past behaviour and hopes to rebuild his career. Speaking exclusively to Scotland Tonight, the actor and presenter said he had been left “completely blacklisted” in the entertainment industry following allegations of misconduct by him on the sets of Doctor Who and Torchwood.
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1 month ago |
news.stv.tv | Natalie Goodwin |Kevin Scott
The Spanish sun streams through the window of Briony Farrell’s apartment in Madrid, where she teaches at an international school. It sounds like a dream assignment but it’s not one that Briony wanted to accept. She would rather still be in Scotland. However, like many other newly-qualified teachers across the country, she struggled to secure a full-time permanent role.
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