Gillian Bowditch is a columnist at The Sunday Times. She focuses on a range of topics including capital markets, economic policy, and both local and global economies, while also emphasizing women's interests and social issues. Gillian's work has been featured in The Times.
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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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Young people will be most seriously affected by the storm that is coming and the SNP government has negligently failed to promote the nation’s economic wellbeing
From 8pm last orders in the Highlands to the demise of landmark clubs, the night-time economy is flatlining and could do with people splashing their pension cash
Regrets? the former first minister has quite a few, but her memoir is really just an extraordinary rewriting of her political career and divisive legacy
Brand USA is suffering under an administration creating controversies that deter tourists and business. Scotland would be wise to protect its national image abroad
Businesses built with unclouded vision and steady leadership should be championed over flashy fads led by entrepreneurs with more style than substance
My final column is a plea that, despite the proliferation of anger and division making us think all is lost, we still have reason to hope
