Craig Meighan is a Digital Political Reporter at STV News. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, and public policy, with a focus on regional interest and world news. Craig's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Daily Record, The Times, and The Independent.
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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.
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First Minister John Swinney said the cash will ensure communities ‘invest in, own and benefit from the clean energy future'.
Craig Meighan, Press Association Scotland Political Reporter 2 min read
By: Craig Meighan
Pay increases range from 3.5% to 3.75% as the Scottish Government accepted the recommendations of an independent pay review board.
By: Craig Meighan
The Scottish Government said the pay uplift was higher than inflation but doctors have said it risks the future of the NHS.
By: Craig Meighan
Scottish Labour leadership contenders have warned against those leading internal briefings against candidates during a hustings in Glasgow.
By: Fionnuala Boyle, Craig Meighan
The Prime Minister is being warned that the plans could force young people into less regulated parts of the internet.
By: Craig Meighan
Lib Dems said the public company is being ‘rewarded for failure'. Scottish Water bosses received more than £250,000 in bonuses over the last year, the public body's latest accounts show.
Hikes follow increase in annual household payments of £42
By: Ben Borland, Craig Meighan
Bills were hiked 8.7% in April, while the taxpayer-owned company has still failed to get to grips with the sewage dumping scandal in Scotland's rivers and lochs
The SNP's deputy leader urged the Prime Minister to slash energy bills as he undertakes his cost of living tour of the UK.
