Neil Pooran is a Political Reporter at PA based at the Scottish Parliament. He covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, social issues, and personal finance, with a focus on the intersection of culture and society. Neil's work has been featured in numerous publications including The Irish Times, Daily Mirror, and The Scotsman.
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Neil Pooran's focus is primarily on local government and politics, particularly in Scotland. His articles cover a variety of topics within this realm, including legal policy regulation and government announcements.
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By: Neil Pooran
The big cat was one of a second pair to be captured near the the Dell of Killiehuntly on Friday.
The head of an animal conservation charity has warned against “rogue rewilding” amid speculation the phenomenon could be responsible for two pairs of lynx being illegally released in the Highlands.
By: Neil Pooran, Rebecca Mccurdy
Bullying claims against former first minister Alex Salmond are deeply distressing, his widow Moira has said as she demands he is left to 'rest in…
By: Neil Pooran, Ryan Carroll
Eliza and Henrietta Huszti, both 32, were last seen on CCTV in the city’s Market Street after leaving their home at around 2.12am on Tuesday.
By: Neil Pooran, Harry Williamson
ALEX Salmond’s wife has blasted her late husband’s critics and demanded they let him “rest in peace.” Moira Salmond, 87, said attacks on the former First Minister had caused…
The long-awaited ferry Glen Sannox is due to formally enter service with CalMac on Monday, after completing its first voyage with passengers a day earlier than scheduled.
The long-awaited ferry Glen Sannox has officially entered service with CalMac - after completing its first voyage with passengers a day earlier than scheduled.
By: Neil Pooran
The long-awaited ferry Glen Sannox is due to formally enter service with CalMac on Monday, after completing its first voyage with passengers a day…
By: Ryan Thom, Neil Pooran
The crew officially welcomed passengers on board as the vessel began its service to the Isle of Arran at around 7am on Monday.
By: Pa Scotland, Neil Pooran
There have been “lots of lessons learned” from the building of the delayed and overbudget Glen Sannox, the chief executive of CalMac has said.
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