Steven Mckenzie is a journalist based in the United Kingdom, with a focus on local news. He writes for various publications including BBC Mundo, BBC News, and Yahoo News. Steven covers a wide range of topics, including social issues, cultural events, and environmental conservation.
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Steven Mckenzie's coverage is predominantly focused on local news within the United Kingdom, specifically Scotland. His articles often revolve around cultural and societal aspects of local communities, with a particular emphasis on events and evolving stories.
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A charity supporting young people in Easter Ross won a huge rent cut from Highland Council.
By: Steven Mckenzie
Gladys Johnston, born in Ireland and adopted by a Scots couple, spent years wondering who her birth parents were.
Jacki Gordon is in the running for awards with an image of her mum's hand and another of an Arctic fox.
Steven McKenzie A new BBC Sounds series, Lady Swindlers with Lucy Worsley, examines the story of an English-born fraudster who was obsessed with Scotland.
The cairn at Kylesku remembers 40 men who lost their lives in training or frontline operations.
Manager Duncan Ferguson and investor Alan Savage give fresh insights into post-relegation turmoil.
Steven McKenzie An 11-year-old boy is believed to be the youngest person to lead climbs up two sea stacks on the Highlands' north west coast.
The Highland club says administration is inevitable if £200,000 is not raised in the next two weeks.
Steven McKenzie An international mountain bike competition is not holding a stage at Nevis Range, near Fort William, for the first time in almost 20 years.
Steven McKenzie Young people should have a legal right to live in the community where they grew up, says Community Land Scotland.
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