Morag Lindsay is an author and journalist based in Dundee, Scotland. She specializes in writing for The Courier, covering local news and events in the Perthshire area. With a keen interest in community stories and human interest pieces, Morag brings a unique perspective to her articles, highlighting the diverse and vibrant life of the region.
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Morag Lindsay's coverage revolves around local news, focusing on Perthshire and Dundee. She frequently reports on government announcements, events, and includes expert commentary. To effectively reach out to Morag, consider providing insights or analysis related to local government decisions, community development projects in the area, and their impact on housing or tourism.
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By: Morag Lindsay
250 people have commented on Craigie Hill Golf Club's planning application ahead of Sunday's deadline for views.
Bosses hope to secure a licence for the former John Ferguson shop on County Place next week
A Perth city centre shop will be allowed to sell crisps, soft drinks and gum when The Loft empties in the wee small hours
Pipe band rising star Flora McNab has a hat trick of world titles under her belt, and she's still only 16 years old
Scone Library campaigners say they're working with user groups for other libraries under threat across Perth and Kinross
By: Morag Lindsay
It comes after a car ploughed into the front of Wendy Donald's shop, damaging the window and her butcher's counter.
Betty Shakespeare, 90, has finally retired from John Ferguson's shop in South Methven Street, where she's been 'part of the fixtures and fittings' since 1961.
By: Morag Lindsay
Locals say residents are being pressured to withdraw objections to the Methven solar scheme
By: Morag Lindsay
A third of the 205,000 visits to Perth Museum were to its cafe, but bosses say the council-funded enterprise has yet to break even
Councillors are questioning how the Perthshire landmark was allowed to fall into such a dangerous state
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