Catriona Stewart is a Columnist & Writer-at-Large at The Herald. She covers a diverse range of topics including public education, government and politics, health and wellness, and world affairs, reflecting her commitment to general assignment news and current affairs. Catriona's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Times, BBC News, and The Guardian, among others.
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Glasgow, United Kingdom (Local)
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Catriona Stewart's articles primarily focus on local Scottish politics, culture, and social issues. She frequently covers government announcements and events related to these topics. If you are reaching out to her, consider offering insights or commentary on current political developments in Scotland, cultural events or trends specific to the region, or social issues affecting the local community.
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Parent campaign groups say a distinction must be made between different types of phones
By: Catriona Stewart
Edward Parsons caused the death of Scott Gillies just weeks after Mr Gillies’s brother Ian was gravely injured by a drunk driver
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By: Catriona Stewart
Katerina Brown’s tenure at Historic Environment Scotland has been tumultuous but she had been expected to stay on as CEO
By: Catriona Stewart
Katerina Brown's tenure at Historic Environment Scotland has been tumultuous but she had been expected to stay on as CEO
By: Catriona Stewart
Mairi McAllan set out her vision for education in the coming parliamentary term but opposition MSPs said the plans lack substance
By: Catriona Stewart
Shirley Anne Somerville was quizzed on the government’s plans to recover £36 million in benefits debt after parting ways with the DWP
By: Catriona Stewart
Another manager has left Historic Environment Scotland as questions remain over what the government plans to do about the future of the heritage quango
By: Catriona Stewart
Experts have raised concerns about the contents of new advice for care homes supporting transgender children and young people
By: Catriona Stewart
Another manager has left Historic Environment Scotland as questions remain over what the government plans to do about the future of the heritage quango
By: Catriona Stewart
Civil servants have expressed dismay that their colleague has been allowed to dress in such an ‘unprofessional’ manner
