Craig Paton is the Deputy Political Editor in Holyrood for PA, with a focus on local news in the United Kingdom, specifically in London. He has written for various publications including Edinburgh Live, Scottish Daily Record and Sunday Mail Ltd, The Independent, Daily Mirror, and Evening Standard, covering a range of topics in Scottish politics and current affairs.
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Craig Paton's coverage mainly focuses on local government and politics in the United Kingdom, particularly in London. He seems to be interested in reporting on political developments, government announcements, and legal policy regulations related to Scottish politics.
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By: Craig Paton, Lucinda Cameron, Peter A Walker
The Glen Rosa was finally launched from the Ferguson Marine yard yesterday
By: Lucinda Cameron, Craig Paton
Scotland's Wellbeing Economy Secretary reveals delays to Arran's two new lifeline ferries could be announced next week.
By: Rebecca McCurdy, Craig Paton
The 240 hate crimes recorded by Police Scotland in the first week of a controversial new law being in force has shown why the Act is “required”, Justice Secretary Angela Constance has said.
By: Craig Paton
Douglas Ross has urged Labour and Lib Dem voters to back his party during a campaign visit to Argyll and Bute.
Highest increases recorded in greater Glasgow area
By: Craig Paton
Scotland’s migration minister has urged the Government to expand the number of Palestinian people who can join their family in the UK
By: Craig Paton
The Scottish Government has been accused of moving at a “snail’s pace” in refreshing the prison suicide prevention strategy
By: Craig Paton, Ben Borland
Fraser Smith of Aberdeenshire was driving a Toyota Hi Lux pick-up on A970 near Sandwick when he crashed at around 1am on Friday
By: Craig Paton
Scottish Labour has urged ministers to lay out a plan to cut rail fares before a pilot scheme scrapping peak prices comes to an end
Scotland's First Minister also stood by his calls for the UK to stop selling weapons to Israel.
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