Cheryl Peebles is a journalist at The Courier. She specializes in education and family topics, often exploring themes related to the education system, health and wellness, and travel. Cheryl is featured in The Courier and is also a trustee of a charity that supports disadvantaged children through grants for essential needs.
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Dundee, United Kingdom (Local)
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Cheryl Peebles’ coverage focuses on local events and seasonal themes, with an emphasis on entertainment news and family/relationship-related topics. She frequently covers community events, performances, and parenting stories.
Given Cheryl’s focus on local events and community-related content, she may be receptive to pitches that highlight unique or heartwarming stories within the local community. For example, human-interest pieces about individuals making a positive impact in their communities or uplifting stories related to education could resonate well with her.
Pitches featuring interesting angles related to education initiatives or heartwarming family moments during special occasions such as Christmas are likely to capture Cheryl's interest. Additionally, pitches centered around unique performances or cultural events within the local area may also appeal to her.
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By: Cheryl Peebles
Out of 131 schools two gain a full house of 40 points for the proportion of children meeting expected levels for reading, writing and numeracy.
By: Cheryl Peebles
If you think your elf can do better use the form at the bottom of our article to submit your photos.
By: Cheryl Peebles
Out of 69 schools four gain a full house of 40 points for the proportion of children meeting expected levels for reading, writing and numeracy.
By: Cheryl Peebles
The Fife primary was rated as very good and good. Here's why and where it can do better.
Christmas Day will be Holly Slessor's seventh birthday. Parents Caroline and Stuart recall her dramatic arrival in 2017.
By: Cheryl Peebles
We want to share your pictures of your tots during the festive season in The Courier and Evening Telegraph.
Proud parents sent us pictures for The Courier's babies' first Christmas photo gallery 2024.
By: Cheryl Peebles
Rupert Fleming was born in the first few days of 2024 and brother Oliver arrived just before Christmas.
Kayleigh and Taylor Dalziel's wedding then family plans were delayed by Covid lockdown.
Wendy Milne has looked after dogs during their training for 20 years.
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