Douglas Dickie is a Content Editor at the Scottish Daily Express. He covers a variety of topics including government and politics, sports, and culture, with a particular focus on elections and individual sports disciplines. Douglas has been featured in numerous outlets such as the Irish Star US, Edinburgh Live, 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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By: Douglas Dickie
The Duke of Sussex was once known for his boisterous sense of humour, but a royal insider suggests he was 'never bratty'
By: Douglas Dickie
The First Minister is expected to stand down with Stephen Flynn now best placed to take over, ahead of Mairi McAllan
By: Douglas Dickie
The former SNP leader made her first public appearance since her ex-husband's conviction at a literary festival in Ireland
By: Douglas Dickie
The Labour peer was once tipped to be the head of MI6 and was the trailblazer in the world of espionage
By: Douglas Dickie
The scandal surrounding her parents friendship with sex offender Jeffrey Epstein has taken its toll on the monarch's niece, and she has been dealt yet another blow
Keep Scotland Beautiful has recognised dozens of coastal areas across 11 councils in its 2026 Scottish Beach Awards
By: Douglas Dickie
The body of a teenager was recovered at Bracklinn Falls, near Callander, amid the recent spell of hot weather
By: Douglas Dickie, Nicola Croal
It's one of Scotland's greatest towns but it is has underwent changes over the years with locals being squeezed out of their own home
By: Nick Forbes, Douglas Dickie
Twenty-three-year-old Muhammad Sheikhi, who arrived in the UK via boat, targeted one victim at a railway bridge and another in a lane
By: Douglas Dickie
Located less than five miles from the bonnie banks, Loch Katrine has so much more to offer than Glasgow's drinking water
