Kieran Andrews is the Scottish Political Editor for The Times, focusing on local political news and developments in the United Kingdom. With a keen interest in Scottish politics, Kieran covers a range of topics including tax policies, government decisions, party dynamics, and key figures in the political landscape.
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Kieran Andrews' coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, particularly in the context of Scottish politics, taxes, independence, and government policies. Given this focus, pitches to Kieran should be tailored to those who have expertise or are directly involved in these areas.
Those with insights into political decisions impacting Scotland or perspectives on tax policy changes would likely resonate well with Kieran's coverage. Furthermore, individuals closely involved with the SNP or other key players in Scottish politics may find their insights relevant to his articles.
As his geographic focus is local (United Kingdom), pitches related to broader UK national politics might not align as closely with his reporting interests compared to those specifically tied to developments within Scotland.
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Ex-civil servant raises concerns that a botched transition to renewables will have as large an impact as the closure of coal pits 50 years ago
By: John Boothman, Kieran Andrews
Allies of two of the biggest hitters in the SNP say they are looking at life beyond frontline politics
The two former first ministers have put themselves down to be SNP candidates in 2026, even though most party members expected them to stand down as MSPs
By: Greig Cameron, Kieran Andrews
The Institute for Fiscal Studies has told ministers that such increases are likely to affect growth as higher earners may consider legal avenues to avoid tax
By: John Boothman, Kieran Andrews
The party’s leader in Westminster has provoked horror with his intention to contest a seat at Holyrood while staying on in the House of Commons
Opponents are forcing a vote after the SNP’s Westminster leader said he wants to stand for a seat in Holyrood and remain a Wesminster MP
Jennifer Carr and Nadiia Karpenko left ‘very upset’ after Ukrainian consulate objects to membership over links to foundation set up by President Putin
Cailyn McMahon, the SNP local government officer, said keeping sitting female MSPs should be a priority, in what will be seen as a rebuke to the party’s Westminster leader
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