Louise Glen is a journalist for The Press and Journal, focusing on local news in Scotland. With a keen interest in reporting on incidents, accidents, and community issues, Louise keeps readers informed about the latest happenings in Aberdeen, Oban, and other areas in the region.
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Aberdeen, scotland (Local)
Louise Glen's coverage primarily focuses on local evolving stories and breaking news, particularly related to crime, entertainment news, and family & relationships. She often covers accidents, investigations, job opportunities, events and crime. Therefore, she would be interested in receiving pitches related to these topics within the local area.
Given the focus on local news and evolving stories with a significant amount of coverage dedicated to breaking news pieces such as accidents or police pleas for public assistance her work suggests that she is likely most receptive to information about ongoing incidents or recently developing situations in her area.
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By: Louise Glen
Local heads have been turned by the feathered trio.
By: Louise Glen
Branden Croucher has been reported missing from his home in Alford, Aberdeenshire.
By: Louise Glen
The royal couple will celebrate their anniversary in Deeside.
By: Louise Glen
A new food and drink van has been installed at the Corran Ferry in Lochaber.
By: Louise Glen
Couple upset after dog 'went for throat of ewe' leaving her two lambs orphaned.
At the time of the tragedy, the 61-year-old was described as a “gentleman and a true legend”.
Residents in the area woke this morning to see police officers working near to Donside Court.
By: Louise Glen
'I am going to chase it - I have to chase it' the celebrity trainspotter scrambled up the hill at Glenfinnan.
By: Louise Glen
A 37-year-old is due to appear in court.
Police they are growing "increasingly concerned" for the 42-year-old.
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