Gillian Bowditch is a columnist and commentator for The Times, with a focus on national issues in the United Kingdom. She covers a range of topics including politics, social issues, and current events, and is known for her incisive and thought-provoking analysis. Gillian is also the Chair of BAWE (Scotland) and a WES ambassador.
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Team GB’s Olympics success has shown us what we can achieve when we strive to be the best
The education minister needs to grasp the nettle and get these distracting, harmful and unnecessary devices out of the classroom
A strong economy, thriving business sector, great education, speedy justice and affordable housing would go a long way to dealing with the crisis
Instead of griping about signs, the broadcaster should celebrate the language’s rich beauty and help protect it from those intent on gatekeeping Scottish culture
Declining standards of NHS care means many who can afford it are seeking other options, but this is still taboo in some circles
The two local authorities that allow pupils to identify as animals are indulging increasingly outlandish perceived ‘needs’
That a private citizen had to pay for his body’s repatriation and not the UK government or former SNP colleagues is a sad indictment of our fractured politics
On the face of it giving people the right to die is a compassionate and progressive move, but should we look to solve any problem with suicide?
The former first minister’s new career failed to take off after her appearance on ITV’s general election coverage
By: Gillian Bowditch
A seemingly innocuous blog on a Scottish government website perfectly illustrates the mammoth levels of bureaucratic waste and incompetence blighting the public sector
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