Poppy Watson is a features writer for The Courier, covering Tayside and Fife in Scotland. With a focus on local news and events, Poppy's articles highlight the unique stories and experiences of the region, from restaurant reviews to community initiatives. Her work has also been featured in Futurescot, showcasing her versatility and passion for storytelling.
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Dundee, United Kingdom (Local)
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Poppy's coverage primarily focuses on local news and events in the Dundee area. Her articles often cover evolving stories, breaking news, entertainment, and house & home topics with a focus on Dundee and Fife.
If you're looking to reach out to Poppy Watson, consider providing pitches related to ongoing or developing local stories in Dundee or Fife. She may also be interested in features about the arts or cultural events happening within her geographic focus. Pitches could include insights from locals involved in interesting renovations, unique street style trends specific to the area, as well as human interest pieces involving families or relationships within these regions.
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By: Poppy Watson
The popular tapas bar, which opened on Gray Street in 2011, was bought over in June.
Nicola Young published her first crime fiction novel, Damage Limitation, this year. Husband Scott is her unofficial marketing guru.
By: Poppy Watson
Kirstie Allan, 31, tells Poppy Watson how she and husband Jamie, 34, planned their £4,000 wedding in just six weeks.
Award-winning colour consultant Shirley Phillips promises to "transform" the lives of her clients.
By: Poppy Watson
Financial administrator Lynda Rourke, 63, from Broughty Ferry, pays tribute to the sausage-loving dog which brightened up her family's lives for two decades.
By: Poppy Watson
Mum-of-two Manel Borthwick died after a two-and-a-half year battle with lung condition pulmonary fibrosis.
Seven Perth shoppers talk us through their outfits.
By: Poppy Watson
Leeanne Clark, 28, moved in with kinship carers after suffering abuse. Now she is an author. She tells Poppy Watson her story.
Shoppers were spotted wearing chunky boots, cosy knits and fur.
By: Poppy Watson
David Nolan and Justina Jonikaite have more than tripled the value of The Boar's Head in Auchtermuchty since they took over in 2020.
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