Amie Flett is a Production Journalist for STV Group plc, with her work also appearing in The Courier. Amie specializes in covering local news stories, including legal disputes, cultural events, historical examinations, healthcare, and education initiatives. She is dedicated to providing informative and engaging content that highlights the diverse and vibrant communities of Scotland.
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Edinburgh, United Kingdom (Local)
Amie Flett's work focuses on local coverage, particularly in and around Edinburgh, Scotland. She regularly covers a diverse range of topics including arts and culture, education, community news as well as sports and entertainment.
Given the emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news in her coverage attributes, Amie may be most responsive to pitches that offer unique angles or access to exclusive events related to these areas. Additionally, she often covers government announcements which suggests potential interest in policy changes or initiatives affecting the local community.
For those looking to pitch to Amie Flett, consider offering human-interest stories with a Scottish focus or providing insights into educational developments within Scotland. Also consider pitching event coverage opportunities such as festivals or cultural events happening in Edinburgh.
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Many people with the condition are more likely outlive their parents in comparison to 40 years ago.
Steps to Hope officially opened its residential recovery centre. A residential recovery centre for people struggling with addiction has officially opened in West Lothian after months of renovations and fundraising.
By: Amie Flett
Hope House in West Lothian will house ten addicts with the aim of helping them achieve sobriety through education.
By: Amie Flett
The producer behind Baby Reindeer and Flea says the idea of finding the next hit show 'never worries' her.
By: Amie Flett
Sue Perkin shares memorable moment from the Fringe as she makes first solo stand-up return to the festival in 16 years.
Thousands of music fans set to descend on the capital for next summer's gigs at Murrayfield.
Already the project has received positive feedback. An outdoor exhibition has launched in Edinburgh to help curb anti-social behaviour in graffiti hotspots across the city.
Joram Haruna he is using his story to support Cancer Research UK.
The campaign was launched by the Scottish Government along with COSLA.
A three-year contract is to be signed for the arts venue - but bosses say more work is needed to protect its cultural heritage.
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