John Boothman is a storytelling consultant at various media outlets. He covers a wide range of topics including general assignment news, government and politics, law and legal affairs, as well as health and wellness, sports, and education. John has been featured in The Times, Tortoise Media, and Media Industry Observer.
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Tech tycoon will want to influence the Holyrood election next year, says Stewart MacDonald, the former defence spokesman
Time and money is running out for the five-year-old independence party as elections loom and Electoral Commission funding is cut
First minister says government at risk of ‘feeding forces of anti-politics’ if his budget is not backed, in wake of billionaire commenting on Sheku Bayoh inquiry
As the first minister urges MSPs to back his budget, Jackie Baillie says the SNP government has ‘presided over the decline’ of the health service
The Scottish Conservative leader Russell Findlay insists it is ‘all to play for’ as polls show the party trailing the nationalists and Nigel Farage’s party
Decline in backing for the party north of the border is particularly marked in the over-65s, according to a Survation poll for the Holyrood Sources podcast
The party is hiring for four major positions including chief executive after a cost-cutting exercise and the ousting of those linked to the previous regime
Gray faces calls for an investigation after admitting to ‘inadvertent errors’ in statements about official notes from meetings held at football matches
The party has scrapped its pans for a centralised network of services despite having already spent £30 million on the project
By: John Boothman, Greig Cameron
Local Government Information Unit survey says one in five councils are considering rises of 10 per cent or more for the 2025-26 financial year, starting in April
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