Craig Meighan is a Production Journalist for STV Group plc, focusing on local news in Scotland. With a keen interest in politics and current affairs, Craig covers a range of topics including scandals, legislation, crime, and community events. His articles provide an in-depth look into the issues affecting the local population and aim to inform and engage readers.
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Craig Meighan primarily covers local crime, government announcements, and evolving stories related to Scotland. He is likely to be responsive to pitches that involve insights or updates on ongoing criminal investigations, government policy changes at the local level, or breaking news in the region.
For those seeking coverage from Craig Meighan, it's important to provide accurate information and updates regarding incidents or policies within Scotland. Additionally, sources with direct knowledge of local events and their implications are likely to capture his attention.
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By: Peter A Walker, Craig Meighan
Shona Robison needs the support of at least one other party to get her fiscal plans passed
By: Alya Zayed, Craig Meighan
The Scottish Government is facing calls to slash rail fares after a price comparison revealed it's cheaper to fly from Edinburgh to London than commute by train from Edinburgh to Glasgow.
Flamingo Land has submitted an appeal to the Scottish Government after its plans for a £40 million holiday resort next to Loch Lomond were rejected.
By: Lee Dalgetty, Craig Meighan
An Edinburgh driver was caught doing 93mph in a 30mph on Stenhouse Road, as well as an East Lothian driver found doing 142mph in a 70mph zone in East Lothian, as calls have been made to tackle anti-social driving.
By: Craig Meighan
Gillian Mackay has written to the Scottish Secretary asking him to back the party's campaign to have Scotland's national games on free-to-view TV
Two Falkirk parents were given an early Christmas surprise when a routine scan turned into the day their triplets were born.
By: Craig Meighan, Billy Gaddi
The Scots couple are overjoyed after a routine pregnancy scan turned into the day that their triplets were born.
By: Craig Meighan
A SERVING Police Scotland officer is among four people charged following an investigation by the force’s anti-corruption unit. The male officer, who has been suspended, was arrested last week…
The family of an Edinburgh woman who has been missing for two weeks said they are “desperate” to know she is safe.
Scottish Labour calls for rates relief to be extended to retail sector to match policy in England
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