Lorna Thomson is a journalist for Scottish Daily Record and Sunday Mail Ltd, specializing in local news and community events. With a focus on delivering timely and informative articles, Lorna covers a range of topics including local business developments, community initiatives, and human interest stories.
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Lorna Thomson's coverage is heavily focused on local events, announcements, and expert commentary. The themes she covers most are sports-related topics.
Given Lorna's emphasis on local news and community events, individuals or organizations involved in charity work, awards, veterans affairs, farming initiatives, running clubs or races, community development projects, arts competitions and local business endeavors may find success by reaching out to her with relevant stories. Also consider pitching experts who can provide insights into these areas from a local perspective.
When contacting Lorna Thomson for coverage opportunities it would be beneficial to highlight the human interest aspects of the story as well as its relevance to the local community.
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By: Lorna Thomson
Parishioners and visitors gathered in St Michael's and South Church in Dumfries to hear an insightful history of Hallowe'en.
By: Lorna Thomson
Former Lord Advocate, James Wolffe addressed members on the dispute between the Cally Estate and the people of Gatehouse of Fleet.
By: Lorna Thomson
Dumfries and Galloway is one of the worst areas in the UK for the persecution of birds of prey.
By: Lorna Thomson
The speaker at the next meeting of Stewartry Birdwatchers will be Gavin Ross from the National Wildlife Crime Unit.
By: Lorna Thomson
The Lighthouse Church in Dumfries marked their 30th anniversary in style.
By: Lorna Thomson
Solway Sharks beat Swindwon Wildcats 3-2 on Saturday but were beaten 5-3 on Sunday by the same team.
By: Lorna Thomson
John Carson from Dornells Farm, Laurieston was runner-up in the Sheep Farm of the Year category at the recent Scottish Agricultural Awards and then had more success in the Belted Galloway Show at Castle Douglas.
Dumfriesshire SWI Federation President, Mima Telfer welcomed ladies to the annual quiz held at Dumfries High School recently.
By: Lorna Thomson
Club members take part in a number of races including the Tinto Hill Race, the Lancaster half marathon, Derwentwater 10 mile and the Amsterdam Marathon.
By: Lorna Thomson
Dumfries ASC swimmers compete in a number of races at home and further afield, amassing a number of medals and PBs.
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