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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The former Glenisla golf club, near Alyth, closed in 2016 and a care home has already been built on part of the old course
Perth construction company GS Brown is behind the plans for the site of the old Bridge of Earn hospital.
By: Morag Lindsay
Comrie's Marlene Wood has opened her heart to The Courier on how the Post Office scandal turned her life upside down.
Alan Pirie shares the secret of success after his family business brought the coveted prize for best pie on the planet back to their village once again
By: Morag Lindsay
The recent cold snap has been great news for snowsports enthusiasts - and for the operators of the Glenshee and Lecht ski centres
By: Morag Lindsay
Leaflets sent to homes across the county said the new grey lidded bins WOULD take empty medicine blister packs.
By: Morag Lindsay
It follows a furious public reaction to a plan to axe Perth Leisure Pool, Dewars ice rink and Bell's Sports Centre
Norman Hawkes says the mould covering his council home shows there's a side to Pitlochry that visitors don't see
By: Morag Lindsay
Crieff trader Elisabeth Michael built up arguably the best crystal collection in Scotland at her High Street shop.
Visitors to Dunkeld and Birnam enjoyed re-enactments, displays and entertainment as part of the third living history weekend
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