Features Editor, Johnston Press Scotland (weekly titles)
Julie Currie is a Features Editor at Johnston Press Scotland. She specializes in themes related to arts and entertainment, publishing and media, as well as education, often covering events and conferences in these areas. Julie's work has been featured in notable publications including the Fife Herald, The Scotsman, and the Brechin Advertiser.
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Bo'ness, United Kingdom (Local)
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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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Teams of young people from across the region recently impressed a panel of judges in Edinburgh Airport’s first-ever STEM competition.
Marches Day will return to its usual traditions this year, after the excitement of the 50th anniversary in 2025.
Bo’ness Car 4U was overwhelmed by the efforts of staff at the town’s Walker Timber who raised an incredible £6923 for the charity.
Guided tours inside the Queensferry Crossing are once again being offered as part of the Doors Open Days festival in September.
The Farm Safety Foundation (Yellow Wellies) is calling on the agricultural industry to shine a light on an often‑overlooked reality.
Members of the Scottish Agritourism board have marked the contribution made by chairman Riddell Graham.
Finding a path through grief after the heartbreak of losing your child is something most people will never have to endure.
Theatre and singing companies from the central belt will take to the stage in Bo’ness on Monday for the third annual Go Sing! concert.
By: Julie Currie
Jen McIntosh was able to get a good night’s sleep last Monday night!
The Bo’ness Belles choir was founded by Jeni Mallace initially to entertain elderly residents at Christmas.
