David Mackay is a journalist at The Press and Journal. With eight years of experience reporting in Elgin, he focuses on critical local issues such as spending cuts and budgets, while also covering a diverse range of topics including transportation, real estate, and education. David's work has been featured in National Wind Watch and The Press and Journal.
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Elgin, United Kingdom (Local)
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David Mackay's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, with an emphasis on community issues and events within the Moray region of Scotland. His articles often cover evolving stories, breaking news, government announcements, crime-related topics, and entertainment news.
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By: David Mackay
Other national chains might have packed up and left town at the first sign of trouble with their store.
By: David Mackay
We asked Forres businessman Alan James for to name his favourite things about his hometown.
By: David Mackay
It has been more than six years since the Elgin High Street store was forced to close due after the building was on the brink of collapse.
By: David Mackay
It is hoped having more people living in Elgin town centre will lead to benefits for local businesses.
By: David Mackay
Bishopmill Chippy manager Allison Birse says being on the doorstep of customers is critical to the business.
By: David Mackay
Reporter David Mackay monitored Elgin town centre's streets from 11am to 4pm to see how many drivers were breaking the rules.
By: David Mackay
Staffy Turnidge turned his back on a career offshore to clean the chimneys of homes from castles to cottages.
By: David Mackay
Little Canada has been a well-known part of the town since the 1980s but it's not clear where the name comes from.
By: David Mackay
Construction is expected to continue on the Elgin South project until at least 2045 with the development to include "three new villages".
By: David Mackay
The Wolf of Badenoch burned down Elgin Cathedral and pillaged communities along the way. Surely there are better characters in our heritage to honour?
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