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About Carla
I am a journalist, currently working as a reporter for Glasgow Live. Please send any stories you may have to ******.

I have had a varied background that demonstrates my versatility and skill in multiple spheres of the industry. My writing credits include writing freelance for a varied number of publications including The Guardian, The Times & Sunday Times, The Herald and Herald on Sunday, The Daily Record, The Scottish Sun, The National, The Sunday National, Wales on Sunday, The Clydebank Post, The Skinny, Snack Magazine and District Magazine among others. I have assistant edited SNACK Magazine, and currently edit the Big Birds Arts Collective.

I like to use varied platforms to create content which is honest and interesting. My interests lie in music, the LGBTQ+ community, gender equality, human interest pieces and general advancements in Arts & Culture. And lots of Glasgow news.

I have written both journalistically and academically about music, the LGBTQ+ Community, gender-equality and the socio-political landscape of student lives in Scotland and Ireland.

I completed my M. Phil with a thesis exploring the influence of Ireland on gender and sexuality in Contemporary Irish Writing. I also hold a MA (Hons) in English Literature from the University of St Andrews.

Some writing found at: 
https://muckrack.com/carla-jenkins-3
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Humpback whale saved from tangle with loch fishing lines

07 Nov 2024  |  www.thetimes.com
A rescue team successfully disentangled a humpback whale from fishing lines in a Scottish loch using specialized equipment and 360-degree cameras. The whale, initially trapped with lines around its body and head, was freed and swam away unharmed. Sightings of humpback whales are increasing in Scottish waters, with a recent rescue marking the first time a beached humpback whale was saved on the UK's coast.

Tesco must reconsider Sunday shopping as it’s dividing our religious island, council says

06 Nov 2024  |  www.thetimes.com
The decision by Tesco to open its Isle of Lewis store on Sundays has sparked controversy, dividing the local community. The Stornoway community council and the Free Church of Scotland (Continuing) have expressed concerns about the impact on local traditions and the sanctity of Sunday. Despite protests and a petition against the move, Tesco plans to proceed with restricted Sunday hours, citing job creation and customer demand. The debate highlights tensions between economic interests and cultural values in the region.

Best places to eat and drink in Scotland this week

05 Nov 2024  |  www.thetimes.com
Scotland's culinary scene is thriving with new openings and exciting offerings. Ferg & Harris introduces a limited-edition collection of single malts, while the Loveable Rogue expands with a new gastropub in Glasgow. Edinburgh's Panda & Sons receives accolades for its innovative cocktails. The Wild Supper Club offers a unique dining experience on Loch Fyne, and Glasgow's Berlinkys promises entertainment alongside dining. Edinburgh welcomes Sotto, a wine bar with Italian flair, and Nadair, focusing on foraged ingredients. The article highlights various other establishments, emphasizing Scotland's diverse and vibrant food and drink landscape.

Police launch campaign as reported rapes rise nearly 20% in one year

28 Oct 2024  |  www.thetimes.com
Police Scotland has launched the 'ThatGuy' campaign to address the nearly 20% rise in reported rapes over the past year. Assistant Chief Constable Steve Johnson emphasizes the importance of men taking responsibility for their behavior and intervening when witnessing inappropriate actions by peers. The campaign targets men aged 18 to 35, encouraging them to reflect on their behavior towards women. The 'ThatGuy' podcast, hosted by Alistair Heather, explores topics like football and social media to promote positive change and prevent sexual violence.

Billy Connolly on his illness: I’m lucky, it could have been worse

25 Oct 2024  |  www.thetimes.com
Billy Connolly reflects on his experience with Parkinson's disease, expressing gratitude for his resilience and the unexpected success of his art career. Despite the challenges posed by his illness, Connolly finds joy in his artistic pursuits and life in Florida. He shares anecdotes from his past, highlighting his survival from potential hazards during his welding days and his transition from stand-up comedy to art. Connolly's artworks have gained recognition, with exhibitions held in the UK and Australia, surprising him with their popularity.

Woman who supplied cannabis to child won’t face jail

14 Oct 2024  |  www.thetimes.com
Mackenzie was sentenced to 300 hours of unpaid work and 18 months of social work supervision for supplying cannabis to a child, as an alternative to jail. She cultivated cannabis at home, claiming it was to help a schoolgirl wean off solvents. Despite acknowledging the illegality, she provided the drug to the child, which could have significant developmental consequences. The court emphasized the gravity of her actions, highlighting the risks associated with supplying controlled substances to minors.

Boris Johnson: ‘I don’t want to gloat about Nicola Sturgeon’s camper van’

11 Oct 2024  |  www.thetimes.com
Boris Johnson, speaking at the Cheltenham Literature Festival, commented on Nicola Sturgeon's investigation involving a camper van, while also asserting the security of the union amidst SNP crises. He praised Alister Jack for his role in maintaining pressure on nationalists. Johnson's memoir, 'Unleashed', contains both candid moments and self-justification, according to Sturgeon, who expressed a sense of affinity with Johnson over shared burdens during the Covid pandemic. The article also references Johnson's past unflattering nicknames for female politicians and the controversial Downing Street renovations.

Mother who stole from friend’s cancer charity jailed for three years

08 Oct 2024  |  www.thetimes.com
Lindsay MacCallum, a former fundraising manager, was sentenced to three years in prison for embezzling nearly £95,483 from the cancer charity Rainbow Valley, which she co-founded with Angela MacVicar. MacCallum siphoned funds into personal accounts, betraying the trust of donors and the charity's mission. Despite expressing remorse and repaying part of the stolen money, her actions caused significant distress to MacVicar and the charity's supporters. The case highlights the importance of trust and accountability in charitable organizations.

Tesco’s Sunday opening plan on Isle of Lewis opposed by 1,200 in petition

07 Oct 2024  |  www.thetimes.com
A petition opposing Tesco's plan to open on Sundays on the Isle of Lewis has garnered over 1,200 signatures, reflecting the community's desire to preserve the traditional observance of the Sabbath. Alasdair Macleod, who initiated the petition, argues that Sunday trading could erode family time and cultural values. Christian Davies from Tesco contends that a seven-day opening would enhance customer convenience and reduce congestion. The island, with a strong Protestant tradition, has historically observed Sunday as a day of rest, though some restrictions have eased over the years.

Rod Stewart to be inducted into exclusive whisky society

06 Oct 2024  |  www.thetimes.com
Rod Stewart is set to be inducted as an honorary Keeper of the Quaich, recognizing his contributions to Scotch whisky and Scotland. Stewart, who launched Wolfie’s Whisky with Duncan Frew, expressed his excitement and gratitude for the honor. The whisky, known for its balanced flavors, has achieved significant success, including a national listing with Tesco. The Keepers of the Quaich, a society celebrating contributions to Scotch whisky, praised Stewart as a great ambassador for Scotland. Stewart's passion for Scotland and whisky is deeply rooted in his heritage and personal interests.
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