Douglas Dickie is a content editor at the Scottish Daily Express, with a focus on local news and commentary. With a passion for history, music, and sports, Douglas brings a diverse range of interests to his work. His articles cover a variety of topics, including politics, travel, entertainment, and current events in Scotland.
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Douglas Dickie's reporting primarily focuses on local government and politics, with a significant emphasis on evolving stories and government announcements. His coverage also includes seasonal topics such as weather in Scotland.
If you're reaching out to Douglas, consider providing insights or commentary related to Scottish politics, particularly regarding the SNP (Scottish National Party), ongoing political developments in Sauchiehall Street, or updates related to key political figures like Humza Yousaf.
Given his focus on seasonal topics, offering expert opinions or data-driven analysis related to weather patterns in Scotland might also be well-received.
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By: Douglas Dickie
Wintery conditions are already being felt throughout the country with temperatures taking a tumble and things don't look like improving any time soon
By: Douglas Dickie
The festive offering at St Enoch's Square is much smaller than in previous years as Scotland's largest city struggles to keep up with its east coast rival at this time of year
By: Douglas Dickie, Alexander Smail
Christmas markets are popping up across Scotland as we approach December, with one just outside of Edinburgh in Scotland's "best place to live" taking place this weekend.
By: Douglas Dickie
The President-elect will visit the country his mother was from once more to open his new golf course near Aberdeen after he takes the keys to the White House for a second time
Scotland's largest city is expected to experience snow and hail as experts warn of up to 20cm of snow falling in parts of the country
By: Douglas Dickie
The Nats' Westminster leader has sparked uproar among the Holyrood group with his attempt to oust a sitting MSP but commentators reckon he has the local support required
By: Douglas Dickie
Meteorologists are warning of power cuts, injuries and travel disruption as winter bites in November
By: Douglas Dickie
The Edinburgh-born TV presented was a regular in publications like FHM and Loaded during the 1990s but behind the glamourous photo shoots lay a very different story
By: Douglas Dickie
The monarch has endured a miserable 2024 and has been dealt a new blow after a report into abuse within the Church of England was released
By: Douglas Dickie
Neither of the King's children are thought to be big fans of Queen Camilla despite the Prince of Wales having 'made peace' with his father's decision to marry her
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