Ruaraidh Britton is a Trainee Reporter for Aberdeen Live, with a focus on local news in Aberdeen, United Kingdom. His work has also been featured in Glasgow Live, Scottish Daily Record and Sunday Mail Ltd, and Edinburgh Live. Ruaraidh covers a range of topics, including local events, community issues, and sports news.
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Ruaraidh Britton's coverage predominantly focuses on local events, with a significant emphasis on sports and crime. His work notably features event coverage, evolving stories, government announcements, and breaking news.
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The ex-Dons ace has been seriously impressed by the job his former club Falkirk have done under John McGlynn, with the Bairns flying high at the top of the Championship.
By: Ruaraidh Britton, Ross Pilcher
The Dons striker joined the club on a season-long loan from Millwall in the summer, but his Millwall boss will soon be heading for the door after a surprise announcement.
By: Ruaraidh Britton
Shell had been based at the offices since 1973 before moving to the city centre, with the site now set to be transformed into Scotland's first all-electric vehicle charging hub.
The restaurant chain's future in the Granite City is in question after their Marischal Square restaurant was put up for rent six years after opening its doors back in September 2018.
The festive look was launched on Wednesday in Union Terrace Gardens when ensemble cast members from the Christmas treat gathered at the eye-catching animated design.
First Bus has unveiled its rebrand to mark the beginning of a new campaign to celebrate local heroes across communities.
By: Ruaraidh Britton
The players helped kick off the festive season with a special visit to Royal Aberdeen Children's Hospital on Wednesday, handing out gifts and posing for photos during their time on the wards.
The Scottish Government has netted millions of pounds in fines over the past four years with average speed cameras proving a huge earner for the cash-strapped executive.
Rainbow City Taxis is throwing its support behind the new hard-hitting campaign after it was revealed over 80 drink and drug driving offences occurred in the north-east last year.
The two-bed flat comes with some unique features and a discounted price tag, with the home available at auction and also open to offers through Auction House Scotland.
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