Ross Crae is a Digital Content Producer at Sunday Post. He specializes in arts and entertainment, covering a diverse range of topics including music, photography, film, and travel. Ross has been featured in The Press and Journal, The Courier, and The Sunday Post.
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Ross Crae's articles mainly focus on local events and entertainment news, with a particular emphasis on Scottish culture, poetry, mental health, and comedy. If you are an expert in any of these areas or have insights into local events happening in Scotland, Ross may be interested in hearing from you.
Given his coverage attributes, he seems to appreciate providing event coverage and occasionally including expert commentary. Therefore, if you have unique perspectives or are involved in organizing local cultural events or entertainment activities within Scotland that align with the themes he covers, it would be helpful to reach out to him for potential coverage opportunities.
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When the Nazis invaded Norway during the Second World War, many looking to flee the brutal occupiers looked back to their Viking ancestry and knew what to do.
The master of CalMac's Hebridean Isles shed a tear after taking her on a farewell journey from Stornoway to Glasgow.
Former Coronation Street star Alexandra Mardell tells us all about her new show, Smoggie Queens, being a Strictly Christmas champ, and life after leaving the cobbles.
By: Ross Crae
She tangoed the Casualty theme on Strictly and did Gladiators mostly unscathed - but a trip to the soft play had Ellie Taylor heading to A&E.
Tom Christie has just completed the fourth and final volume of his book series on Christmas films and their enduring themes.
Hannah Laing rose to dance music stardom thanks to support from hometown fans in Dundee, and now she wants to give back.
Presenter Amy Irons is following in her idol Jackie Bird's footsteps as she becomes the main host of BBC Scotland's Hogmanay.
Athletes in the GB ice climbing team, based out of the Glasgow Climbing Centre, hope the sport will be in the 2030 Winter Olympics.
Bethlehem Calling at Celtic Connections links Palestinian and Scottish artists, telling stories of young women living with war and occupation
We caught up with Trevor Nelson about his new Radio 2 timeslot, music memories, and saying goodbye to The Rhythm Nation.
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