Lottie Hood is a Live News reporter for The Press and Journal, focusing on local news in the Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire area. With a passion for storytelling, Lottie covers a wide range of topics including community events, human interest stories, arts and culture, and interviews with local personalities.
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Lottie Hood's coverage is primarily focused on local events, entertainment news, and human interest stories within the Aberdeen area. She frequently covers evolving stories and breaking news related to local events, performing arts, family, food and drink.
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By: Lottie Hood
The life of the American journalist who dined with the Royal family and championed Deeside businesses is celebrated for the first time in a biography by Caroline Young.
By: Lottie Hood
The Aberdonian physio and dedicated Highland dancer recently won her third World Champion title and she is not done yet.
By: Lottie Hood
Bonfire Night can spark a range of opinions when it comes to fireworks so we decided to delve a little deeper into the topic.
By: Lottie Hood
Three friends and colleagues of the famous north-east broadcaster share their fond memories and upcoming anticipation to commemorate Robbie this weekend.
By: Lottie Hood
The cafe in Aboyne offers a warming atmosphere, the best steak and gravy pie and great coffee ensuring it has many reasons for people to stop by again and again.
By: Lottie Hood
The Orkney actor said the book and then working on the film changed her perspective on her home and was one of her career highlights.
By: Lottie Hood
In January, Leanne Watson lost her mum former Albyn teacher, Kate Watson, to sepsis during a traumatic few days and has since set up Granite City Sepsis to raise awareness for the condition.
Brother and sister Alex and Josh McKenzie received a few raised eyebrows when they decided to buy a burger van in their early 20s but they haven't looked back since.
Eilidh Sutherland, 20, is the third generation in her family to join the Fraserburgh lifeboat crew.
By: Lottie Hood
Elly Jay, who is one of the Scottish performers in A Night at the Musicals this week at HMT, is hoping there will be no snow after icy conditions put a dampener on her last hometown show.
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