John Boothman is a storytelling consultant and journalist for The Times, specializing in local news in the United Kingdom. With a focus on political and economic issues, John's articles provide insightful analysis and coverage of key events and developments in Scotland, including taxation, education, and political conflicts within the SNP.
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The party will debate whether to drop its support for the planned body this weekend
Peter and Florence Fanning can proceed with a court challenge against the scrapping of the universal winter payment
The government has been criticised by Scottish Labour and the Conservatives for failing to downsize its communications team after the pandemic
Pandemic and increased devolution swelled the number of government employees, which is still growing despite pressure on the budget
Tory leadership hopeful says: ‘Borders are the borders of the United Kingdom, not the borders between Scotland and England’
Cost of pilot scheme is revealed a month after the Scottish government announced £500m in savings amid ‘enormous’ pressure on public finances
Scottish opposition parties have demanded a judge-led inquiry into the government’s management of an investigation into whether Sturgeon broke the ministerial code
Scottish Police Federation union leaders say action is to demonstrate how many free policing hours are carried out by officers and taken for granted
By: John Boothman, Kieran Andrews
Former first minister routes payments through limited company, avoiding national insurance and higher rate of income tax
Celebrities including Naomi Klein and Chris Packham back attempts to block oilfield off the coast of the Shetland Islands
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