Jamie Sinclair is a local journalist based in Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland. With a focus on community news and events, Jamie contributes to The National Newspaper, Dunfermline Press, CentralFifeTimes, and has also been featured in Alloaadvertiser. Their articles cover a range of topics including local businesses, entertainment, sports, and community initiatives.
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Jamie Sinclair's coverage focuses on local events, music and theater, recycling and waste management, community involvement, as well as sports achievements. Given the emphasis on local content in Dunfermline and surrounding areas of Fife in Scotland, pitches should provide insights or feature individuals involved in these specific topics within this geographic location.
For event coverage articles around music, theatre performances or sporting achievements happening locally would be relevant for Jamie. Additionally, she also covers stories related to community involvement such as initiatives concerning waste management or calls for hosting fan zones which are likely to resonate with her audience.
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By: Jamie Sinclair
The much-loved actor documents his journey from Edinburgh to the Highlands.
By: Jamie Sinclair
One area of the city centre will be transformed into a 'candy cane lane'.
By: Jamie Sinclair
Officers have traced a car and its driver.
Police are searching for Aleksandr Benga, 16.
Ewan Morrice says his shops are "safe spaces" as he battles the early stages of Motor Neurone Disease.
Numerous officers could be seen interviewing people inside and outside the pub.
By: Jamie Sinclair
The venue has been serving meals in Rose Street for almost 50 years.
By: Jamie Sinclair
Inspectors made unannounced visits to thousands of toilets across the UK.
By: Jamie Sinclair
One photographer said the object appeared after a "loud bang".
By: Jamie Sinclair
The doors were thrown open at the Institute of Medical Sciences and the Rowett Institute, offering people the chance to participate in lab tours.
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