Andy Morton is a health reporter for The Press and Journal, focusing on local stories related to fitness, wellness, and medical advancements. With a passion for sharing inspiring and impactful stories, Andy aims to shed light on the achievements and challenges faced by individuals in the community.
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Aberdeen, United Kingdom (Local)
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Andy Morton's coverage primarily focuses on local lifestyle and health-related topics in Aberdeen. He frequently covers events and incorporates expert commentary into his articles. Journalists like Andy would likely be interested in pitches that offer unique angles on local fitness, wellness initiatives, or medical breakthroughs relevant to the Aberdeen community.
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By: Andy Morton
The family of a girl bullied at an Aberdeen school has accused staff of doing little to protect their daughter but what should be done with bullies and should the courts step in?
The north-east community is rallying to raise money for Calvin, who remains in hospital after choking on toast following brain surgery.
By: Andy Morton
This month marks the centenary of the Granite Town quarry where north-east stonemasons carved out the stone used to build Sydney Harbour Bridge.
By: Andy Morton
Marcia steps in when the unthinkable happens — the loss of a child during pregnancy or birth.
By: Andy Morton
Dozens of Press and Journal readers shared their stories of treatment recently as healthcare in the north-east was once again rocked with turmoil.
By: Andy Morton
When the Italian first arrived in the Granite City during the summer, she couldn't understand why everyone was in shorts. Now she proudly wears just a 'wee jacket', even in October.
By: Andy Morton
Alison Bain, the lead paediatric physiotherapist at RACH, says children need to shake loose every now and again, especially in the era of constant screen time.
By: Andy Morton
Michelle Stephenson, who has stage four breast cancer, is selling her scented pine cones around the north-east to help realise a dream she's had since watching a nearly-forgotten Disney movie as a child.
By: Andy Morton
Aberdeen's The Rowett Institute is recruiting carnivores for a trial to uncover why we struggle to eat less meat despite its benefits for us and the planet.
By: Andy Morton
The 69-year-old suffers from an eye condition that is eroding her vision, but North East Sensory Services has been a lifeline for her.
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