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Wednesday, 29 August 2012
Scot converts New Testament into Doric, the local Aberdeenshire dialect
Click on the links below to read a story I wrote about an Aberdeenshire man who has translated the New Testament into Doric, the local dialect in Aberdeenshire, for the first time.
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Saturday, 25 August 2012
Aberdeen to become the 'strip capital of Scotland'
Click here (The Sun print version) or here (The Sun online version) to read a story I wrote on Aberdeen which is set to become the city in Scotland with the most venues with stripping licences.
Thursday, 23 August 2012
Aberdeen councillors throw out Sir Ian Wood's garden dream
Click here (The Sun print version) or here (The Sun online version) to read my coverage of the final vote on the plans for the Aberdeen City Garden Project, which were thrown out by councillors.
Wednesday, 22 August 2012
Highland council chiefs blasted as they propose cutting school hours to save cash
Click here (Daily Record print version) or here (Daily Record online version) to read a story I wrote about the Highland Council plans to cut teaching hours for Primary School kids.
Labels:
Andrew Stewart,
Badenoch,
David Bonsor,
EIS,
Highland Council,
Inverness,
James Crawford,
Nairn,
NASUWT,
Scotland,
SNP,
Will Lyon
Squadron Leader Sam Bailey laid to rest
Click here (The Courier version) or here (Daily Mail version) to read my coverage of Sam Bailey's funeral, the final Tornado crash airman.
Saturday, 18 August 2012
Information from British intelligence officer Sir William Wiseman could have 'saved millions of lives'
Click here to read a story I wrote about Aberdeen University's Dr Thomas Weber who claims millions of lives could have been saved if a British intelligence officer's information from one of Adolf Hitler's former friends had been heeded. It was published in the Press and Journal.
Thursday, 16 August 2012
Actor Ewan McGregor speaks of his sorrow after vintage plane crashes
Click here (The Herald print version) or here (The Herald online version) to read a story I wrote about a vintage Tiger Moth plane which was written off in a freak crash.
Student wants £600 for his 10-year-old ginger hair
Click here to read a story I wrote about Timothy Price who has placed his hair on the market after growing it for 10 years. It was published in The Sun.
Labels:
Timothy Price,
University of Aberdeen,
Will Lyon
'I thought, this is it, it's over' says terrified workman in collapsed cradle stuck 70ft up a building
Click here (The Sun print version) or here (The Sun online version) for a story I wrote about three workmen who thought they were going to die when their cradle collapsed 70ft up a building.
Labels:
Lewis Metcalfe,
University of Aberdeen,
Will Lyon
Wednesday, 15 August 2012
Charity rower Mike Park refuses to be rescued
Click here (Daily Star version) or here (The Courier version) to read a story I wrote about Mike Park who refused to be rescued after he went missing halfway across the North Sea.
Saturday, 11 August 2012
'Mentally ill' Margaret Windsor dies in Aberdeen house fire
Click here (Daily Record print version), here (The Sun print version), here (The Sun online version) or here (Daily Record online version) to my story about Margaret Windsor who sadly died in a house fire.
Thursday, 2 August 2012
Jimmy Savile's Glencoe cottage to become Highland retreat for the disabled
Click here (Daily Record print version) or here (Daily Record online version) for a story I wrote about Jimmy Savile's Highland hideaway which is set to become a retreat for the disabled.
Labels:
Glencoe,
Highland,
Jimmy Savile,
Leeds,
Lochaber Highland Games,
Sir Roger Bodley,
Will Lyon
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