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Kieran Beattie

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Aberdeen
As seen in: The Press and Journal, Wiley Online Library, The Free Library, Birmingham Post, Evening Express, The Courier (UK), Energy Voice, Original 106 FM, Coastal News Today
Award-winning senior reporter. Head of features @pressjournal. Environment and transport specialist. Email: kieran.beattie@ajl.co.uk
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Where's the best 'hidden gem' in Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire?

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By Kieran Beattie Verified
| Original 106 FM Verified
Where’s the best place to visit in Aberdeen or Aberdeenshire that’s a ‘hidden gem’? That’s the question we attempted to answer last week, when eight members of our staff picked out their top off-the-beaten-track locations across the north-east.
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Gemma from Aberdeen, 22, joined Childline to follow mum's footsteps

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By Kieran Beattie Verified, Hannah Fortune
| Original 106 FM Verified
Gemma Cutler, from Aberdeen, has been volunteering with the life-changing service Childline for more than two years — and it’s all thanks to her mum. The 22-year-old Gemma, a recent Aberdeen University graduate, is currently an education support worker at Linn Moor residential school just outside Peterculter. Through her volunteer role as counsellor with Childline, she has spoken to countless youngsters in need, and been the friendly voice at the other end of the line at dark times.
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Brewdog Gallowgate was revolutionary when it opened

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By Kieran Beattie Verified
| Original 106 FM Verified
15 years ago, when I turned 18 years old and first started (legally) drinking in Aberdeen, I was completely enamoured with Brewdog’s edgy new bar at Gallowgate. Back when it first opened in 2010, the idea of a pub that only sold “funcy” beers, which came at a cost premium and tasted strange compared to what you’d get elsewhere, was something really rather unusual for most UK town centres.
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