Stewart McConnell is a Local Democracy Reporter at STV Group plc. He covers North Ayrshire and Stirling councils, focusing on themes such as government and politics, public policy, and real estate, while also delving into health and wellness topics. Stewart's work has been featured in various publications including The Herald Scotland, The National Newspaper, and the Daily Record.
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Stewart Mcconnell's coverage predominantly focuses on local news and community-related topics, with an emphasis on government announcements, expert commentary, and local events. He frequently covers stories related to North Ayrshire, including regeneration initiatives, local government policies, and community events.
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By: Stewart Mcconnell
Cabbie caught smoking in his vehicle for a second time is suspended
By: Stewart Mcconnell
Charity campaigners have thanked North Ayrshire Council for helping secure new premises after being forced to vacate their base close to Irvine town…
By: Stewart Mcconnell
An interactive medieval village will form part of Marymass Saturday events on Irvine Moor
“We have sections for flowers, veg, crafts, floral art, baking and jams and a section for schoolchildren."
By: Stewart Mcconnell
“Generally the crowds were fantastic, people are buying more into Marymass. There were in excess of 6,000 people in the paddock, which is great."
By: Stewart Mcconnell
Emergency meeting held after horses fail to show up for showpiece day for town.
By: Stewart Mcconnell
Opposition councillors at Viewforth have claimed the move to outsource school dinners would lead to job losses and an impact on the quality of meals - but the council's leader said the comments were "scaremongering".
By: Stewart McConnell
More than 100 years of tradition were broken on Marymass Saturday when motorised vehicles were allowed to be part of the celebrations.
Groups across the community and residents are being invited to share their views on plans to increase and enhance trees and woodlands across the Stirling area.
By: Stewart Mcconnell
The C17 will run seven days a week and enhance the frequency of services to and from Stirling city centre, complementing existing services.
