Rebecca McQuillan is a Senior Features Writer at The Herald. She writes features, reviews, and commentary on a wide range of topics, with a particular focus on the environment, health, and social trends. Rebecca is featured in The Herald Scotland and has experience in general assignment news, government and politics, as well as regional and world news.
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Visitor numbers to the Highlands are booming and many tourists wild camp. As cooler climates like Scotland’s become ever more attractive to…
By: Rebecca Mcquillan
Voters are staying away from the polls in their millions. This disaffection is giving those who do vote more influence than they would otherwise…
By: Rebecca Mcquillan
Could a simple change to the laws on voting make society fairer? It might seem an odd time to raise this question, with no major elections due for years, but democracy is in trouble. The patient is deteriorating. Disaffection is spreading and figures...
By: Rebecca Mcquillan
Heart failure can creep up on people. “I never thought there was anything particularly wrong with me,” is how one patient, a man in his sixties, explained to me what it felt like before he was diagnosed. Like many people, his early symptoms – feeling...
By: Rebecca Mcquillan
In a world full of avoidable problems, humans are at least getting better at one thing: supporting wildlife. Lots of individuals are taking it on themselves to change their little bit of the world to make it hospitable for wildlife, challenging the...
By: Rebecca Mcquillan
Andy Burnham’s first week in office has been marked by a flurry of announcements and a much-improved approach to communications compared to Sir…
Marie-France van Heel has faced a tidal wave of comment about her appearance since she found herself in the public eye as Andy Burnham’s wife
A snapshot from the past. It’s 1993, a flat in Edinburgh, and two young women aged 19 and 20 are in the kitchen. They are having an afternoon snack. One is cooking up some veg, without any oil; the other is eating an apple, her fourth of the day. She...
By: Rebecca Mcquillan
Nicola Sturgeon is openly criticising her old party for lacking “vision” and failing to sell independence. But a party that’s failed to…
By: Rebecca Mcquillan
Why d’ya do it, Nicola? Folk have been chewing that over ever since it emerged the former First Minister was criticising her friend and successor John Swinney. In a new foreword to her memoir, she says that the election campaign he fronted lacked “...
