Lindsay Bruce is a journalist based in Aberdeen, Scotland, writing for The Press and Journal and The Courier. With a focus on local news, Lindsay covers a range of topics including human interest stories, community events, and tributes to individuals who have made a significant impact in the area.
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Lindsay Bruce's focus appears to be on local community stories, particularly those related to obituaries, remembrance, and personal tributes. She predominantly covers family and relationship themes with a significant portion dedicated to profile features.
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By: Lindsay Bruce
Craig, who was on duty during Ballater flooding, was granted permission to marry quickly. They said their vows in Raigmore Hospital.
By: Lindsay Bruce
The four day run of Cameron Mackintosh's epic show at P&J Live didn't disappoint.
By: Lindsay Bruce
Charlie Haddock left behind London for a new life in the Hebrides but her plans didn't go the way she hoped... they turned out better.
By: Lindsay Bruce
With exclusive access to the Codona archives we sit down with three generations of the funfair family to hear their story.
By: Lindsay Bruce
A cohort of private owners are now freezing out ACC until valuation terms change.
By: Lindsay Bruce
Starring Kym Marsh as Cruella, the mesmerising show runs until Saturday at His Majesty's Theatre Aberdeen.
By: Lindsay Bruce
The Scorrybreac chef talked to us about his accessible approach to Scottish fine dining.
By: Lindsay Bruce
The service for the TV gardening expert included poignant musical moments and heartfelt tributes.
By: Lindsay Bruce
The Aberdeenshire farmers' son took solace in researching history when an ear operation went wrong.
By: Lindsay Bruce
We asked the chart-topping singer where he likes to spend time on the island of his birth.
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