Emylie Howie is a journalist based in Paisley, Scotland, focusing on local news and events. She writes for the Scottish Daily Record and Sunday Mail Ltd, with her work also appearing in Edinburgh Live and Glasgow Live. Emylie covers a range of topics including crime, community events, health, and local government issues.
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Paisley, United Kingdom (Local)
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Emylie focuses on local news, crime, community events in the Renfrewshire and Paisley areas. She appears to be particularly interested in evolving stories and breaking news related to these geographic locations.
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By: Emylie Howie
A Paisley carer has been struck off after she failed to seek medical attention for an elderly woman suffering from dementia who fractured two fingers.
By: Emylie Howie
Twisted Edward Brolly was told there was no alternative to a custodial sentence when he appeared at Paisley Sheriff Court.
By: Emylie Howie
A vile Paisley beast has been caged for the horrific sexual abuse of two young girls which “robbed them of their childhood”.
By: Emylie Howie
The Paisley based airport will host its annual jobs fair on Friday with more than 1,000 roles up for grabs.
By: Emylie Howie
Xhevahir Mema was snared when cops turned up at his Paisley flat and could smell cannabis while also spotting the "distinctive glow" coming from the heat lamps
By: Emylie Howie
Jan Mohammed drove through multiple Paisley streets at "excessive speed" and on the opposing carriageway in a bid to flee police.
By: Emylie Howie
James Kelly spent the money on clothes and CDs at Braehead Shopping Centre.
By: Fahad Tariq, Emylie Howie
Xhevahir Mema was snared when cops turned up at his Paisley flat and could smell cannabis while also spotting the "distinctive glow" coming from the heat lamps.
By: Emylie Howie
Erskine’s beloved mascot Arasgain, helped launch the charity appeal.
By: Jordan Shepherd, Emylie Howie
James Kelly “compulsively” spent the cash on CDs, clothes and concert tickets for himself. He had been appointed by the court as his father’s financial and welfare guardian due to his incapacity to look after his own money.
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