Ann Fotheringham is a journalist based in Glasgow, United Kingdom. She writes for various publications including the Glasgow Times, Paisley & Renfrewshire Gazette Series, Yahoo News UK, and Barrheadnews. Her articles cover a range of topics including local news, community events, entertainment, and human interest stories.
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Ann Fotheringham's coverage is heavily focused on local Glasgow and Paisley, with an emphasis on entertainment news and education. For successful outreach, consider offering expert commentary or unique perspectives related to local theater productions, educational initiatives in the region, community events, or human interest stories from these areas.
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By: Ann Fotheringham
A MUSICAL about the aftermath of the devastating Lockerbie air disaster will be the opening show at the newly-revamped Citizens Theatre next year.
By: Ann Fotheringham
MENTAL health group Men With Issues started because Keiran McGuire, Danny Turner and Scott Munn knew there was a real need to provide a support…
By: Ann Fotheringham Thu
MENTAL health group Men With Issues started because Keiran McGuire, Danny Turner and Scott Munn knew there was a real need to provide a support network for men in their community.
DAVID McCallum, aka Ravie Davie, is rarely lost for words.
By: Ann Fotheringham
DAVID McCallum, aka Ravie Davie, is rarely lost for words.
AS THE first woman to play Hook in Peter Pan at the King’s, Hannah Jarrett-Scott is having a ball.
IN A room full of inspirational people going above and beyond for their communities, three of Glasgow’s youngest citizens stole the show.
By: ann fotheringham
IN A room full of inspirational people going above and beyond for their communities, three of Glasgow's youngest citizens stole the show.
FOR a first TV job, gripping cop drama Shetland is not a bad gig to get.
By: Ann Fotheringham
PLAYING the villain is becoming second nature to actor Edward Corrie.
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