Gayle Ritchie is a Features Writer at The Sunday Post. She covers a diverse range of topics including animals, animal cruelty, travel and tourism, as well as food and beverages, with a particular focus on holidays and crime. Gayle's work has been featured in The Sunday Post, The Courier, and The Press and Journal.
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Gayle Ritchie's coverage primarily encompasses local events, outdoor activities, and nature exploration in Scottish towns and cities. She also covers personal stories and profiles of individuals related to entertainment news, house & home, beauty & fashion.
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By: Gayle Ritchie
The new winter light experience sees visitors immersed in Landmark's enchanting ancient pinewood forest.
By: Gayle Ritchie
Paul and Melanie Musson were frantic with worry when Raven went missing. Paul, 46, tells how their beloved dog was found - emaciated and starving - after almost a fortnight.
By: Gayle Ritchie
I took my seven-month-old black Labrador puppy to meet Santa - and his elves - in his magic grotto.
Gayle Ritchie picks her favourite watering holes in St Andrews, including a pub with iconic pies and a golf-themed bar loved by celebrities.
Five miles from St Andrews, Dunino Den was an ancient ceremonial site for Druids who carved mysterious symbols into rocks.
By: Gayle Ritchie
Udny Mort House was built in 1832 to protect corpses from body snatchers. It's been locked for eight years, until now.
By: Gayle Ritchie
Fire destroyed the Spittal of Glenshee Hotel in 2014. Ten years on, we ask: what does the future hold for the historic hostelry?
Burlesque performer Tequila Diamond says the performance art helped her combat a lack of body confidence - and enabled her to embrace her health issues.
By: Gayle Ritchie
All that remains is a sad shell of a building - but Strichen House once held lavish parties and entertained the rich and famous.
By: Gayle Ritchie
Gayle Ritchie meets Grand Tours of Scotland star Paul Murton on Meikleour estate..
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