Katrine Bussey is a local journalist based in Glasgow, Scotland. She writes for various publications including Glasgow Live, The Irish News, The Scottish Sun, The Times, The Independent, and more. Her articles cover a range of topics including politics, current events, and social issues in Scotland and beyond.
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Katrine’s coverage heavily focuses on local government and politics in Scotland, with a specific emphasis on announcements, legal policy regulations, and data citations. If you are looking to reach out to her, consider providing insights related to the Scottish political landscape, including analysis or commentary on government decisions and policies.
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By: Katrine Bussey
Scott Gold was in an induced coma for five weeks after suffering a ‘significant skull fracture' on a night out.
By: Katrine Bussey
A FATHER-OF-TWO who spent five weeks in a coma has told how he wants to “curl up on the settee and cuddle my family” after making it home from hospital for Christmas. Scott Gold, 37, sp…
Former Scottish Labour leader Kezia Dugdale has revealed she checks who is around her 'every single time' she is out before holding her wife's hand in public.
By: Katrine Bussey, Carla Jenkins
After more than 5,000 domestic abuse crimes were reported over the festive period last year, Dorothy Bain KC calls on sufferers to come forward
By: John-Paul Clark, Katrine Bussey
The latest figures showed there had been a spoke in in domestic abuse incidents in Scotland.
The final flights for Project CAELUS involved medical products being flown between Dr Gary's Hospital in Elgin and Aberdeen.
By: Katrine Bussey
The final flights for Project CAELUS involved medical products being flown between Dr Gary’s Hospital in Elgin and Aberdeen.
By: Katrine Bussey
Scotland’s most senior prosecutor has urged women suffering from abuse and coercive control to seek help and not suffer in silence over the…
By: Katrine Bussey
The final trial flights have taken place in a “ground-breaking initiative” that uses drones to transport medical products.
Project CAELUS saw drones flying between Dr Gray's Hospital in Elgin and Aberdeen over a three-week period in November and December
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