Features Editor, Johnston Press Scotland (weekly titles)
Julie Currie is the Features Editor for Johnston Press Scotland, focusing on local news and community stories. With her articles appearing in various weekly titles and publications such as the Fife Herald and The Scotsman, Julie brings attention to important events, developments, and human interest stories within the local communities she covers.
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Julie's articles predominantly cover local events, community projects, and government announcements. Her focus is on Scottish towns and areas such as Lanark, Biggar, Lesmahagow, South Queensferry, Edinburgh Forth, Linlithgow, and Winchburgh.
She frequently covers family & relationships along with entertainment news. Therefore pitches to Julie should include local human interest stories related to these themes. Consider offering interviews or insights into community-driven initiatives or events in the mentioned Scottish towns and areas. You may also consider providing press releases for upcoming local events or government announcements that align with her coverage attributes.
Given her focus on specific regions within Scotland, it would be beneficial to tailor pitches specifically toward these locations when reaching out to Julie.
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By: Julie Currie
An army of volunteers have answered the Bo’ness Fair committee’s plea to lend a hand with the annual door-to-door collection.
By: Julie Currie
An interactive tool that lets residents map out the community services and issues they care most about has been launched.
By: Julie Currie
The first Bo’ness Producers’ Market will be held at the Richmond Park Hotel later this month.
By: Julie Currie
The fight for a train station in Winchburgh was taken to the doors of the Scottish Parliament this week.
By: Julie Currie
There was fierce competition as talented West Lothian youngsters vied for the title of West Lothian’s Young Musician of the Year for 2024.
By: Julie Currie
Having worked in housing and care all her days, Marie Hall had also ventured into the world of business.
By: Julie Currie
RNLI South Queensferry is changing its open day this year to an open weekend.
By: Julie Currie
The old tennis courts at Bridgeness Bowling Club in Bo’ness will soon be teeming with life again.
By: Julie Currie
A dad-of-three from South Queensferry clocked up 12 half marathons last year to raise funds for chairty.
By: Julie Currie
Huge controversy surrounded the Crown of Thorns design when it was first unveiled in 1964.
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