Hazel Lawson is a local journalist based in Moray, Scotland. She writes for multiple regional publications, including The Northern Scot, The Press and Journal, and Forres Gazette. With a focus on local news and community issues, Hazel's articles cover a wide range of topics, from education and politics to environmental developments and cultural events.
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Elgin, United Kingdom (Local)
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Hazel's focus is primarily local, covering topics such as government & politics, education, and housing in the Moray area. Her articles often feature expert commentary and announcements related to these specific areas.
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Labour yet to commit to previous Tory government’s pledge to help replace structure.
By: Hazel Lawson
Charges are set to go up next year.
By: Hazel Lawson
A scheme to replace the Chanonry site was shelved a year ago...
By: Hazel Lawson
Moray Council is looking to identify suitable locations for potential designated stops across the area.
Call for Scottish Government to intervene to help combat bird numbers.
By: Hazel Lawson
There are claims that the menacing birds are putting off tourists from revisiting the town. And now Moray Council has unanimously backed petitioning nature chiefs for a rule change.
By: Hazel Lawson
Almost £9 million in savings have been identified, but it still leaves a gap of £3.7 million
By: Hazel Lawson
Benefit cut would see local OAPs facing greater hardship than most.
By: Hazel Lawson
Barratt North Scotland are looking to build 148 homes at the Findrassie Myreside housing development in Elgin.
Development proposals to be discussed next week.
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