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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Gillian's coverage revolves around opinion editorials, legal policy regulation, and government announcements with a strong focus on politics and culture & society. Given her extensive opinion editorial coverage, she may be receptive to commentary from experts or individuals who have unique insights into the political landscape, legislative developments, and societal issues in the United Kingdom.
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Gillian Bowditch hops aboard a new river tour and finds there’s no better way to see the magnificent capitals of central Europe
The likelihood of John Swinney turning things around is slim, but with decades of experience and Kate Forbes to hold him to account it could be a match made in heaven
Female-led companies receive less funding than male-led start-ups, but when the playing field is level the benefits are much more widespread
Councils across Scotland are cutting teaching jobs or reducing teaching hours, but this Alice in Wonderland policy will prove to be a false economy
The slump in so many areas of life, from educational standards to life expectancy, is quantifiable and on a clear downward trajectory
Tourism is vital to Scotland’s future and we need money spent on better infrastructure: more loos, more bins, fewer potholes and better parking at beauty spots
It’s not the scandals, it’s not the hypocrisy, it’s because it’s just a game to our politicians
The former first minister’s insistence in shifting blame for the SNP’s defeat was in sharp contrast to the tennis player’s glorious farewell earlier that day
The Labour leader is still enjoying his honeymoon period but his plans to ‘rebuild Britain’ must stretch across the border
The notion of babies at any time of life and at any cost does a grave disservice to women — and to babies
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