Kirsty Feerick is a reporter with a focus on local news. She writes for various publications including Yahoo News UK, Glasgow Times, and Yahoo Sports UK. Kirsty's articles cover a range of topics including human interest stories, community events, local politics, and social issues.
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Glasgow, United Kingdom (Local)
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Kirsty Feerick's local coverage in Glasgow focuses on human interest stories, community events, and social issues. Her articles cover a wide range of topics including charity work, crime, health-related initiatives with a focus on family & relationships and entertainment news.
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Dogs Trust have shared festive pictures of animals patiently waiting to be chosen this autumn.
“I know how lucky I am to have made the recovery I have."
By: Kirsty Feerick
Cops are targeting cyber fraudsters and said “no stone will be left unturned” after seeing the number of fake ticket sales rocket this year.
Cops are targeting cyber fraudsters and said “no stone will be left unturned” after seeing the number of fake ticket sales rocket this year.
A community lines street to pay tribute to mum who ran shop for 50 years watch a mum pass by the shop she ran for 50 years one final time.
Two people have been arrested including a 77-year-old woman.
By: Kirsty Feerick
“They have supported me through really difficult times in my life, I don’t know where I would be without them."
Tracey Howe has now began walking 5000 miles anti-clockwise around the British mainland coastline.
“We have people come in crying every week, we try to reassure them that everyone needs help sometimes and there is no shame in coming to us."
By: Kirsty Feerick
“We have people come in crying every week, we try to reassure them that everyone needs help sometimes and there is no shame in coming to us."
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