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
When Leanne McKay started a running challenge to raise money on behalf of her dad Roy, his cancer was in remission. By the time she'd finished, the situation had changed.
By: Andy Morton
Anna Cordiner started the Oldmeldrum charity, which gives grants to families of children with terminal illnesses, after her daughter Kayleigh died of a brain tumour in 2012.
By: Andy Morton
The November 21 World Buttery Championship is the first since 2018 and has a category reserved for amateurs.
By: Andy Morton
Some teachers at Mike Reidy's high school presumed he was thick but thanks to the few who believed in him he is now a consultant surgeon at Royal Aberdeen Children's Hospital.
By: Andy Morton
Stuart Powrie's wife Kay came to the rescue when he needed a kidney. Now he's on a mission to encourage more people to donate.
The owner of Udny's Eat on the Green was given the 'shock' news after he broke his leg on the restaurant's last day.
By: Andy Morton
The couple raised three children in the traditional property set in nine acres, but it took a year of renovations to turn it into the "best home in the world".
By: Andy Morton
It recently caught the attention of Hollywood director and ghost-story lover Guillermo del Toro, but how did reporter Andy Morton get on in Ardoe House Hotel's room four?
By: Andy Morton
The memory feats not only helped Dr Tharaka Gunarathne excel academically, they also made him a big hit at Peterculter parties.
By: Andy Morton
Duncan Maclennan came close to adding to the shocking suicide rates among agricultural workers. It is a situation that rural groups are working hard to change.
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