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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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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STRANRAER bakery John Gillespie and Sons Ltd took home a highly sought after prize in the prestigious Scottish Baker of the Year Awards last weekend.
DUMFRIES-BORN musician Liam Shortall has been shortlisted for the prestigious Mercury Music Prize. The award promotes the best of UK and Irish music and the artists who produce it. This is done through the celebration of the 12 ‘Albums of the Year’, recognising artistic achievement across a range of contemporary music genres. Liam, below, known […]
TWELVE pairs of empty shoes were placed at The Midsteeple on Saturday to mark everyone who died in the region last year from drugs.
A SPECIALIST planning hub is being established near Annan to boost development and green energy opportunities across Scotland. Based at Chapelcross, the hub will support planning authorities to improve their resourcing skills and capacity to deliver planning determinations promptly. It will initially focus on speeding up consent for hydrogen developments, complementing the masterplan outlined last […]
ANNANDALE experienced more than double the amount of rainfall last month than in August 2023. The data gathered by the Eskdalemuir Magnetic Observatory and published by the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) shows that in August, 324.8 millimetres of rain fell over Annandale, compared to the 138.6 millmetres of rain recorded by the observatory the […]
A SPECIAL ceremony was held on Sunday to mark the 30th anniversary of the twinning link between Dumfries and Gifhorn in Germany. The event at the Plainstanes saw members of the Nithsdale Twinning Association, Friends of Gifhorn, the council’s Nithsdale Area Committee and former Provosts of Dumfries along with the mayor of Gifhorn and other […]
PROBLEMS continue to plague Moffat's Proudfoot Institute (PI) with reports of water now entering the historic building.
SERIOUS concern has been voiced over local ambulance response times for critically ill patients.
STRANRAER’S Oyster Festival last weekend was particularly special for one family, who were reunited through the power of oysters.
THE local population of Svalbard barnacle geese is recovering well after the devastating effects of Avian Influenza (AI) over the last two years.
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