Catriona Stewart is a Columnist & Writer-at-Large at The Herald. She covers a diverse range of topics including social issues, immigration, crime, and health, with a particular focus on government and politics as well as transportation and mobility. Catriona's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Glasgow Times, Yahoo News UK, and The Times.
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Complaints after the government’s HR software used birth names
Shona Robison, the finance minister, ordered the wide-ranging cuts to allow public sector pay deals to be struck
By: Catriona Stewart, John Boothman, Kieran Andrews
The Scottish government’s last-minute decision to introduce a universal payment for pensioners to counter Scots Labour was met with surprise and criticism
The benefits of water fluoridation are clear, but the Scottish government has yet to take action
Shona Robison’s big fiscal announcement this week should have been the Scottish government’s plans to mitigate the deeply unpopular winter fuel payment cut imposed by UK Labour. The nationalists went early on revealing the scheme, however, doing so a week before the budget after being pushed by some smart manoeuvring from Scottish Labour. Anas Sarwar,
About 30 patients in Scotland were seen by private firms over the past 12 months, while NHS doctors are also being asked to operate on evenings and weekends
A report suggests that daily city fees or a distance charge could help the Scottish government reach its aim of reducing road traffic by 20 per cent
By: Catriona Stewart, Alex Massie, John Boothman
Anas Sarwar is being urged to differentiate himself from Sir Keir Starmer before the next Holyrood election if he is to win back voters disillusioned by Labour’s rocky start
By: Catriona Stewart, Carla Jenkins
The Scottish winter put the brakes on Glasgow’s fleet as freezing weather caused batteries to drain faster than normal
By: Catriona Stewart, Ed Halford
Dorothy Bain, the lord advocate, says investigation into Sam Eljamel — who is feared to have harmed up to 200 patients — ‘has simply not progressed as it should have’
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