Sharon Liptrott is a reporter for the Scottish Daily Record and Sunday Mail Ltd, specializing in local news in the Lockerbie area of Scotland. With a passion for community stories and events, Sharon covers a range of topics including charity fundraisers, local initiatives, art exhibitions, and human interest stories.
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Dumfries, United Kingdom (Local)
Sharon's coverage primarily revolves around local community events, seasonal activities, and press releases. She is likely to be receptive to pitches related to local community projects, charity events, or seasonal activities in Scotland.
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By: Sharon Liptrott
The reserve offers unmissable meetings with otherworldly creatures and fabulous walks along the stunning wetlands
By: Sharon Liptrott
A presentation on the work of the Thriving Communities team impressed a panel of experts
By: Sharon Liptrott
The region's Thriving Communities team has been shortlisted for a national award for their work involving community asset transfers.
By: Sharon Liptrott
Community drop-in sessions are being held in Dumfriesshire to hear the views of parents, carers, transport providers or employers on proposals to change the structure of the school week.
By: Sharon Liptrott
Those looking to make the most of the last few days of summer should head to WWT Caerlaverock Wetland Centre, in Dumfriesshire, where an extraordinary day out filled with new experiences and unique activities in nature awaits.
By: Sharon Liptrott
The procession was a ley part of the Nithraid river festival, although bad weather saw the annual boat race cancelled
By: Sharon Liptrott
Annan The History Town Group pulled out all stops on Saturday with a fantastic climax to their weeks of summer festival events.
By: Sharon Liptrott
A pair of former Dumfries teachers will complete an incredible 600 miles walking fundraiser tomorrow.
Lockerbie teenager Leah Muir will fulfil a promise to her dying nana when she gets all of her lengthy locks shaved off tomorrow.
By: Sharon Liptrott
A colourful performance, Rite of the Salty Coo, with young people from the town and Dumfries Slow Fashion (RE:Dress Scotland) grabbed attention on Saturday.
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