Neil Pooran is a Political Reporter based at the Scottish Parliament. With a background in journalism, Neil has worked for various media outlets including STV News and Edinburgh Live. His reporting focuses on political news and analysis, covering topics such as pollution laws, party financing, and independence speeches.
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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 First Minister said any Scots caught up in the ‘awful conflict’ should have safe passage out of Lebanon.
By: Neil Pooran
The Scottish Conservative leader raised the concerns of Alistair Wilson's family during First Minister's Questions on Thursday.
By: Neil Pooran
The Scottish Conservative leader raised the concerns of Alistair Wilson’s family during First Minister’s Questions on Thursday.
By: Neil Pooran, Zoe Phillips
SCOTRAIL prices are set to rise within days as a Government trial scrapping peak-time prices comes to an end after almost a year. The Scottish Government previously concluded the costs did not just…
By: Jacob Farr, Neil Pooran
ScotRail has ended their peak fares removal pilot after the Scottish Government found the costs were untenable and did not justify continuing trial.
Renewable energy capacity has also increased by 5% since June last year
By: Neil Pooran
Friday is the last day ScotRail commuters can enjoy off-peak fares as a Government trial scrapping peak-time prices comes to an end after almost a year.
By: Neil Pooran, Laura Ferguson
The return of peak fares means thousands of rush-hour commuters will face increased bills of up to £1536 a year, with some return trip prices almost doubling in price.
More than 90,000 council and school workers in Scotland will be balloted for strike action in a pay dispute, a union has said.
By: Neil Pooran, Ben Borland
SNP backbencher George Adam is the latest figure to call for the ban, which dates back to a riot at Hampden in 1980, to be lifted and for Scottish football supporters to be allowed the same matchday freedoms as other sports fans
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