Jamie Saunderson is a trainee reporter for AberdeenLive, focusing on local news and community stories in Aberdeen. With a background in journalism and a passion for reporting on issues that matter to the people of Aberdeen, Jamie strives to provide accurate and engaging news coverage.
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Jamie Saunderson's articles predominantly cover local events, crime, and community issues in the Aberdeen area. His coverage attributes indicate a focus on event coverage and government announcements. When reaching out to Jamie for potential story ideas or sources, consider topics related to local crime rates, community initiatives, public safety concerns, and significant local events. Additionally, pitches focusing on human-interest stories featuring individuals or families within the Aberdeen area may align well with his coverage interests.
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By: Jamie Saunderson
The fast-growing BW Dance Works offers classes in various forms of dance including ballet, tap, acro and jazz.
By: Jamie Saunderson
Officers swooped on Blair Street just after 11pm as Friday night revellers queued to enter city venues.
By: Jamie Saunderson
A defect was found on the East Coast Mainline last night.
The 99 Flake’s true origins have been the subject of debate.
By: Jamie Saunderson
Doctor William Noel, 58, was on foot on Trinity Crescent when he was struck by a Citroen Relay van on April 10.
Doctor William Noel, 58, was on foot on Trinity Crescent when he was struck by a Citroen Relay van on April 10.
Officers raced to a home on Claverhouse Drive in Inch this morning, where they arrested the 31-year-old.
By: Jamie Saunderson
The swanky Brunswick Book Club will aim to be a ‘Leith Local’ venue.
Wardie Bay Residents Association shared a photo of the mini-bus after it was reportedly involved in a smash on Lower Granton Road.
By: Jamie Saunderson
Extortionate prices and a chronic lack of homes mean many would-be renters face long struggles to secure a tenancy.
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