Mark Dowie is a journalist who primarily focuses on local news and community issues. He writes for The Scotsman and his work has also been featured in publications such as the Brechin Advertiser and various Yahoo UK platforms. Mark covers a wide range of topics including charity initiatives, local events, public services, and community campaigns.
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Mark Dowie's coverage emphasizes local community issues, support services, and announcements. His focus on topics like health & wellbeing, family & relationships, crime, and government & politics suggests he may be interested in pitches related to local charitable initiatives, public service campaigns or events impacting the community.
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A man was airlifted at hospital after falling at Arbroath cliffs on Monday night.
Three Kirriemuir community projects are among the latest Angus recipients of financial support from the National Lottery Community Fund.
The achievements of Angus's care-experienced children and young people will come under the spotlight next month at an awards ceremony in Arbroath.
A Brechin-based company is partnering with Scottish Gas to help meet the growing demand from homeowners for solar panel and battery storage technology.
Local MSP Tess White has said that Tayside mums should not be denied specialist care for post-pregnancy mental health issues.
By: Mark Dowie
A Forfar resource centre for adults with learning disabilities is one of three in Angus to be recognised for the standard of its support of autistic young people.
Pupils in S1 to S3 from Brechin High School have taken the first step in developing the local school and community garden and allotment by planting over 400 trees in the land at Brechin West.
Aldi donated almost 1000 meals to good causes in Angus during the recent Easter school holidays.
To celebrate National Walking Month in May, ANGUSalive in conjunction with partners has created a calendar of health walks, walks and parkruns across Angus which will motivate you to increase your active steps throughout the month.
A new permanent display has been unveiled in Arbroath looking back on the history of the town's library service.
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