Neil Drysdale is a journalist for The Press and Journal, focusing on local news and events. With a career spanning over 35 years, Neil has developed a strong bond with the community and shares their stories with empathy and insight. His articles cover a wide range of topics, from cultural events and human interest stories to historical events and local sports.
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Aberdeen, United Kingdom (Local)
Neil Drysdale's articles primarily focus on local events, profiles, and commentary related to Scottish culture, Aberdeen, Christmas traditions, photography, and charity work. If you have expertise or a unique perspective related to these topics within the context of Scotland or more specifically Aberdeen, your pitch is likely to resonate with him.
Given his interest in profiling local figures and covering evolving stories within the community, consider offering insights into ongoing cultural events or individuals making an impact in these areas. Additionally, if you have knowledge of historical events or anecdotes relevant to Scottish culture that could add depth to his coverage themes such as Entertainment News and Culture & Society might be valuable for pitching new ideas.
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By: Neil Drysdale
The popular family man was still climbing into his 80s until his death on Ben Rinnes last month.
By: Neil Drysdale
The Highland author has enjoyed plenty of success, but is moving into a new genre and reclaiming her name.
By: Neil Drysdale
The 55-year-old flits between the UK capital and his native Aberdeenshire and seems equally at home in both settings.
By: Neil Drysdale
The virtuoso north-east musician is performing on some seriously big stages before next month's release of new album Second Sight.
By: Neil Drysdale
The former Aberdeen Maternity Hospital fundraiser is helping The Archie Foundation even after her death with a bequest.
By: Neil Drysdale
Despite being injured in 72 places, the young airman - who is now 104 - behaved with gallantry which gained him the Victoria Cross
By: Neil Drysdale
Former Aberdeen star and youth academy coach Simpson is exiting Pittodrie in August following a glittering career on and off the pitch.
By: Neil Drysdale
The project manager of the Tall Ships Race, which is bound for the Granite City a year this weekend, is inviting everybody to the party.
By: Neil Drysdale
The chairman of the Denis Law Legacy Trust is following in the footsteps of the legendary footballer who grew up in Aberdeen.
By: Neil Drysdale
The Scot was just a teenager when our paths crossed at Gannochy, but he had all the driven determination and talent to succeed
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