Ross Crae is a Digital Content Producer for the Sunday Post, a publication associated with DC Thomson. With a focus on local stories, Ross writes articles that cover a range of topics including interviews with notable figures, human interest stories, and events happening in Scotland. His work has also been featured in The Press and Journal and The Courier.
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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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As she heads to Glasgow on her latest tour, comedian Maisie Adam reveals all about finding success and rubbing shoulders with the stars.
Grace Campbell talking about abortion on stage, falling in love with stand-up, and breaking away from being Alastair Campbell's daughter.
With over 55,000 images, Scotland’s Photography Collection is the fastest-growing part of the National Galleries of Scotland’s archives.
Armed with a microphone and recorder, for six decades Martyn Stewart has been on a one-man mission to give nature a voice.
Last month, Susie McCabe finally managed to find a space in the diary to jet off on her long-awaited honeymoon.
Actress and comedian Emma Sidi on Taskmaster, Starstruck, and her show which turns Sue Gray into a comedy character.
We chatted to musical icon André Rieu about making happy music, kilt wearing and playing violin until he’s aged 140...
Get ready to hear Gaelic as you've never heard it before - in ear-shattering metalcore music by Scottish musician Colin Stone.
Rae Mainwaring brings her diagnosis with MS at a pivotal point in her life to the stage in glittering play Bright Places.
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.
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