Andy Philip is a journalist based in Aberdeen, Scotland. He writes for publications such as The Press and Journal, The Courier, and The Sunday Post. His articles cover a wide range of topics including politics, current affairs, and local issues in the Aberdeen and Scotland region.
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Andy Philip's focus is on local Scottish politics, government announcements, and expert commentary. He covers a range of topics including transportation, political developments, and infrastructure projects in Scotland. If you're reaching out to Andy for coverage or commentary, ensure that your pitch is tailored specifically to local Scottish politics or issues relevant to Aberdeen and the surrounding areas. Expert insights into ongoing political events or infrastructure projects in Scotland could be valuable for his coverage.
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SNP education secretary Jenny Gilruth said MP Andrew Bowie’s claim that Gaelic was being prioritised showed a “worrying detachment” from reality.
By: Andy Philip
The two party leaders agreed to go head-to-head, along with Labour, in a region the SNP and Tories are desperate to hold at the general election.
By: Andy Philip
It’s (probably) the first time a politician has been sitting next to a sheep during a parliamentary session.
By: Andy Philip
The former first minister was in charge when Donald Trump told Scotland he'd built a £1 billion resort with housing on the protected coast of Aberdeenshire.
By: Andy Philip
A shocking nine tonnes was removed from one just Western Isles bay in the past year.
By: Andy Philip
Tessa Khan’s group, Uplift, is challenging the Rosebank field off Shetland and argues politicians are not preparing for the future.
By: Andy Philip
Candidates are being revealed for contests in SNP held seats such as Aberdeen North – while Mr Salmond holds back for a Scottish parliament comeback bid.
The Courier understands allies of the Mid Fife and Glenrothes MSP are one group taking the temperature as Humza Yousaf prepares for confidence vote in Holyrood.
It's understood the embattled SNP leader is considering resigning, as senior government minister John Swinney hints statement coming today.
By: Andy Philip
Both likely candidates to take over from Humza Yousaf spoke privately this week in an attempt to find common ground.
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