Supplying content to print, broadcast and online colleagues across the globe since 2000, we cover stories throughout the UK but concentrate largely on the news footprint of Central Scotland.
Our dedicated team of journalists and photographers cover everything from breaking news, politics and human interest stories to celebrity appearances, court reporting and sport.
Deadline News
Suite 6,
Bonnington Bond,
2 Anderson Place,
Edinburgh,
EH6 5NP
0131 516 3433
info@deadlinenews.co.uk
Supplying content to print, broadcast and online colleagues across the globe since 2000, we cover stories throughout the UK but concentrate largely on the news footprint of Central Scotland.
Our dedicated team of journalists and photographers cover everything from breaking news, politics and human interest stories to celebrity appearances, court reporting and sport.
Deadline News
Suite 6,
Bonnington Bond,
2 Anderson Place,
Edinburgh,
EH6 5NP
0131 516 3433
info@deadlinenews.co.uk
Hibernian FC captain Ian Murray took a break from training today to help with planting thousands of crosses in Scotland’s first ever Field of Remembrance.
Thousands of tiny wooden crosses were arranged in Princes Street to remember those who have fallen in battle.
Several poignant memorials could be seen amongst the rows.
The Field of Remembrance will open on Monday 7th November, as part of events to mark the 90th anniversary of the Scottish Poppy Appeal.
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Deadline News
Suite 6, Bonnington Bond,
2 Anderson Place,
Edinburgh
EH6 5NP
Tel: 0131 516 3433
