Christie Breen is a journalist for the Dumfries Courier, focusing on local news in the Dumfries area of the United Kingdom. With a passion for community stories, Christie covers a range of topics including local events, economic development, environmental conservation, and human interest stories.
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Dumfries, United Kingdom (Local)
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Christie's coverage mainly focuses on local community news, events, and government announcements in the Dumfries area of the United Kingdom. She frequently includes expert commentary and often covers topics related to local projects, support initiatives, public meetings, as well as entertainment news.
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A NEW Episcopal bishop has been chosen to serve the congregations within the Diocese of Glasgow and Galloway.
LOCKERBIE residents are fed up being ‘forgotten about’ by the council’s roads department as the town is still waiting on repairs to Bridge Street.
MOFFAT neighbours James Fitzpatrick and Dorothy Lammie, right, are fed up with their homes being continuously ‘bombarded’ with road debris from a nearby pothole.
‘DISAPPOINTMENT’ and ‘miffed’ were the words used to describe the RH Youth Organisation’s (RHYO) reaction after their proposal to lease land behind Lockerbie Ice Rink failed to get the support of councillors.
AN emotional tribute to a search and rescue dog with ties to Lockerbie was made on the BBC’s Repair Shop show last week.
A RADICAL graveyard clean-up at All Saints Church in Challoch has revealed previously hidden details of past Newton Stewart residents.
A BELOVED Galloway ice cream company is moving its production to England, much to the disappointment of many residents.
PLANS for a house to be built on the former Ballplay Lawn Tennis Club in Moffat will go before councillors next week, with officers recommending approval.
CALLS to reverse the decision over maternity services in Wigtownshire were heard in the highest halls of government this week.
TEAM Whyte won their first Grand Slam title in dramatic fashion at the WFG Masters in Guelph, Canada on Sunday. It was the second time Ross Whyte, Robin Brydone, Duncan McFadzean and Euan Kyle -from Stranraer- had reached the final, narrowly missing out in 2024 to Italy’s Team Retornaz. Sunday’s final saw Team Whyte take […]
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