Scott Begbie is a journalist and editor at Aberdeen Inspired. He covers a range of topics including theater, holidays, social issues, and racial injustice, with a focus on the United Kingdom. Scott's work has been featured in The Press and Journal.
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Scott Begbie's coverage is heavily focused on local entertainment news, music, and festivals. He also features opinion editorials with expert commentary. If you have insights or expertise related to upcoming events, local cultural developments, or societal issues in the Aberdeen area, your pitch would likely align well with his interests.
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By: Scott Begbie
As well as boosting the energy industry, having hundreds of additional workers will boost the Granite City itself.
By: Scott Begbie
Those of us lucky enough to embrace the festive season should take some time out to remember those who are less fortunate.
By: Scott Begbie
Is homelessness really something we should expect in an affluent country today? More to the point, is it something we should accept?
By: Scott Begbie
If thoughtless cyclists know they are as accountable as car drivers for reckless behaviour, they might screw the nut.
By: Scott Begbie
Aberdeen's hand of friendship is always stretched out to welcome folk in, and make them feel at home, because they are.
By: Scott Begbie
People are being left with no choice but to use cars for short journeys across the north-east because trains aren't up to scratch.
By: Scott Begbie
Travel deals galore before lockdown, none to be had now, even though the world is almost back to normal, writes Scott Begbie.
By: Scott Begbie
What we have here is a truly extraordinary thing – the people of Aberdeen united in taking a stand against something they believe is killing the heart of the Granite City.
By: Scott Begbie
Where there was once some guardian angel in hi-vis with a big lollipop stop sign - and a friendly smile - there will be nothing.
By: Scott Begbie
How do you get people out of their cars? Give them a decent joined-up public transport network in every city.
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