Douglas Dickie is a Content Editor at the Scottish Daily Express. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, sports, and cultural movements, with a keen interest in gender issues and LGBTQ+ rights. Douglas has been featured in numerous publications, including the Irish Star US, Daily Express, and The Mirror.
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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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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have spent six years in the USA but have now enrolled their children Archie and Lilibet in British schools
By: Douglas Dickie
The Louden Tavern on Duke Street has been a bluenose favourite for years but will serve its last pint after the cost of staying open became too much
By: Douglas Dickie
Home Office advice to those seeking refugee status includes treating men and women as equals and not having sex with underage girls 'even if they look older than 16'
By: Douglas Dickie
The likeable Australian has played over 600 events across the world but has yet to experience one of Scotland's greatest courses
By: Michael D. Carroll, Douglas Dickie
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are set to return to the UK, but the Royal Family have been warned they will not be sitting in the shadows.
By: Douglas Dickie, Michael D. Carroll
The Royal Family have been cautioned that Harry and Meghan will have no desire to remain in the background upon their return to the UK.
By: Douglas Dickie
Royal Deeside is the perfect place for peace talks to take place, according to a royal insider
By: Douglas Dickie
David Kennedy, General Secretary of the Scottish Police Federation, said the SNP government was 'hiding behind statistics' and called on Ministers to reverse to 'decline' in police powers
By: Douglas Dickie
David Kennedy, general secretary of the Scottish Police Federation, has dismissed suggestions a recent Disclosure episode was unduly harsh on Scotland's biggest city
By: Douglas Dickie
The Oban ace has had an up-and-down year but has the chance to clinch his biggest win to date at East Lake this week
