Laura Alderman is a political reporter for STV Group plc, focusing on local news and issues. With a passion for investigative journalism, Laura covers a wide range of topics including social justice, healthcare, education, and community concerns. Her articles aim to shed light on important local issues and give a voice to those who may not otherwise be heard.
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Edinburgh, United Kingdom (Local)
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By: Christina O'Neill, Laura Alderman
Ailsa spent time in psychiatric wards and was wrongly prescribed lithium for years.
By: Laura Alderman
Low wages, visa changes and a lack of clarity over the delayed National Care Service are causing concern.
By: Laura Alderman
Care home chiefs say investigation into covid deaths is taking its toll on the sector - while families 'wait in limbo' for answers.
The area has had a Conservative MP since 2017 STV News is back on the road today taking the temperature of voters across Scotland – finding out what they make of the campaign so far.
People are being asked to share their views on sentencing for rape offences to help ensure current guidelines are fit for purpose.
Campaigners have welcomed the consultation but have raised concerns. How long a sentence should be handed down to convicted rapists?
By: Laura Alderman
A Giant on the Bridge features songs written by people connected to the criminal justice system.
From painful periods, menopause and pregnancy - performers say they want to share their experiences and educate younger and older audiences.
By highlighting these conditions, the hope is it will help audiences recognise the symptoms.
By: Laura Alderman
Joshua's Whitefield's mum Pamela has told STV News the family are at 'crisis point.'
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