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Craig Smith

Craig Smith

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Chief Reporter, DC Thomson

Kirkcaldy, Scotland

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Features , Long Reads , News Investigations , Environment , Social Affairs

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Total articles 3567

  • Dick Campbell hopes Arbroath can reach dry land of Championship safety after wet weekend at Raith Rovers

    By Craig Smith Verified| The Courier and Evening Telegraph (Dundee) Verified [[title]] [[text]]@ Dick Campbell was almost left cursing the Stark’s Park water cannons before Arbroath moved closer to the dry land of Championship safety. Lichties boss Campbell was stunned as keeper Derek Gaston slipped on a ‘heavily-watered’ 4G surface as Scott Brown’s curling effort gave Raith Rovers the lead.

    By Craig Smith Verified · The Courier and Evening Telegraph (Dundee)

    Apr. 15, 2023

  • Raith Rovers boss Ian Murray holds 'positive talks' with investors as he discusses his future in new-look Stark's Park regime

    By Craig Smith Verified| The Courier and Evening Telegraph (Dundee) Verified [[title]] [[text]]@ Ian Murray has held ‘positive talks’ with the potential new investors at Raith Rovers and says it could be an ‘exciting time for the club.’Murray spoke as news broke of a regime change at Raith in the coming weeks.

    By Craig Smith Verified · The Courier and Evening Telegraph (Dundee)

    Apr. 15, 2023

  • Dick Campbell hopes Arbroath can reach dry land of Championship safety after wet weekend at Raith Rovers

    By Craig Smith Verified| The Courier and Evening Telegraph (Dundee) Verified [[title]] [[text]]@ Dick Campbell was almost left cursing the Stark’s Park water cannons before Arbroath moved closer to the dry land of Championship safety. Lichties boss Campbell was stunned as keeper Derek Gaston slipped on a ‘heavily-watered’ 4G surface as Scott Brown’s curling effort gave Raith Rovers the lead.

    By Craig Smith Verified · The Courier and Evening Telegraph (Dundee)

    Apr. 15, 2023

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DC Thomson

DC Thomson is a family-run media company based in Dundee, Scotland, established in 1905. As it approaches its 120th anniversary in 2025, the company has evolved from a regional newspaper publisher into a significant multimedia enterprise. It plays a vital role in Dundee’s cultural and economic landscape, alongside traditional industries. The company operates in various media sectors, including publishing, digital media, and strategic acquisitions. Its portfolio features well-known newspapers like *The Courier*, *Evening Telegraph*, and *The Sunday Post*, as well as iconic comics such as *The Beano* and *The Dandy*. DC Thomson also produces a range of magazines that cater to lifestyle, women’s interests, and niche markets. The company is recognized for its long-standing tradition of creating annuals, contributing to its reputation as the "Home of Annuals." DC Thomson has a rich history of innovation, adapting to changes in the media landscape while maintaining its commitment to storytelling and engaging audiences across generations.

Aberdeen, Scotland, United Kingdom

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Founded: 1905