Amie Flett is a Multimedia Journalist at The Courier and STV Group plc. She focuses on the intersection of education and health, exploring themes such as consumer health, wellness programs, and the beauty industry, including diet and nutrition. Amie's work has been featured in various outlets, highlighting her commitment to informing the public on important health and wellness topics.
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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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Drivers in Edinburgh call for more support after survey reveals taxi fraud is costing them £40,000 every year.
By: Amie Flett
Visitors will be offered an inside look at the late monarch's private rooms at the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh.
By: Laura Trimble, Amie Flett
Paul Scott's family performed CPR and used a defibrillator on him while they waited for paramedics to arrive.
By: Amie Flett, Laura Trimble
Some Scottish women who used the contraceptive injection Depo-Provera went on to develop meningioma.
By: Laura Trimble, Amie Flett
Some Scottish women who used the contraceptive injection Depo-Provera went on to develop meningioma.
Scotland's Cerebral Palsy football team will travel to Atlanta this October to compete on the world stage.
By: Amie Flett, Christina O Neill
Women who developed brain tumours after long-term use of Depo-Provera shared their testimonies at the Scottish Parliament
New research from Pregnant Then Screwed laid bare the pressures faced by families as schools break up
By: Christina O Neill, Amie Flett
Clare and William say their lives could have been 'much darker' without the support they received after losing their firstborn baby.
By: Victoria Pease, Amie Flett
Danielle says 'justice has been served' after her estranged husband tried to murder her following years of abuse and coercive control
