Andrew Picken is a journalist based in Aberdeen, Scotland, with a focus on local news. He writes for BBC News, Cigalah Group, and BBC Mundo, covering a range of topics including education, healthcare, crime, and social issues. His work has also been featured on Golfshake.com.
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Andrew Picken The latest evidence sessions of the public inquiry investigating Scotland's response to the pandemic will take place over the coming weeks.
In 1957, Glasgow had the highest death rate from TB in Europe so health officials offered free prize draws for those who got X-rayed.
The Scottish Covid Inquiry is being told about the impact of the pandemic on all levels of education.
The City of Edinburgh Council has provided hundreds of rooms in hotels and B&Bs as temporary accommodation.
Like much of the rail industry, ScotRail has not had enough drivers to staff its services for years now.
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has been asked to investigate how young players are registered with elite clubs and move between them.
Martin Dempster has written hundreds of thousands of words about global golf, but it is clear that his heart and soul is within his Scottish roots.
Relatives say they have heard little from what is the single largest investigation of deaths in Scottish history.
An inquiry ruled there were serious failings in the treatment and care of Sara MacRae by NHS Lothian.
andrew picken A recruitment drive for Scotland's first ever Patient Safety Commissioner has failed for a second time.
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