Christina O'Neill is a journalist with a focus on local news and current affairs. She writes for STV Group plc and her work has also appeared in Express Comment. Christina covers a range of topics including social issues, politics, crime, and community events, providing in-depth reporting and analysis for her readers.
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Glasgow, scotland (Local)
Christina O'Neill's articles predominantly focus on local news, with an emphasis on government announcements and citing data. Her coverage spans a range of topics including Crime, Scottish Government, Education, Health, and Sports. When reaching out to her, consider providing insights or commentary related to local government policies or initiatives in Scotland. Additionally, if you have relevant data that supports or adds depth to a story she is covering related to crime rates, education issues or healthcare challenges in the region she covers; it could be valuable for her reporting.
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By: Christina O Neill
A diamond engagement ring and diamond earrings were among the valuables stolen during the raid.
By: Christina O'Neill
The 27-year-old was pronounced dead by emergency services at the scene at 9.05pm on Saturday night.
By: Christina O Neill
The former FM's only MSP at Holyrood, Ash Regan, appears to hold the decisive vote to getting Yousaf over the line.
By: Christina O Neill
Patrick Harvie said the First Minister's decision to end power-sharing deal was a 'serious mistake' and 'deeply damaging.'
By: Christina O Neill
Care home residents trained with professional basketball players as part of a new summer sport programme.
By: Vanessa Taaffe, Christina O'Neill
Campaigners fear rental sector reforms are under threat following the collapse of the Bute House Agreement.
By: Christina O Neill
Teachers' union NASUWT condemn 'half-baked proposals' from ministers over escalating violence and abuse in classrooms.
By: Vanessa Taaffe, Christina O'Neill
Mum-of-three Chloe says her young son's asthma is worsening due to damp conditions in their two-bedroom Glasgow flat.
By: Christina O Neill
Five babies have died after being diagnosed with the disease in England - with cases also rapidly rising in Scotland.
A giant QR code made from toilet rolls has been unveiled to raise awareness of people living with bowel conditions.
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