Craig Meighan
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 9
- Latest publication
- Sep 30, 2026
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- Jul 21, 2026
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Swinney demands Burnham 'help with energy bills or give Scottish Gov power' (opens the original)
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John Swinney has demanded that Andy Burnham urgently helps families with soaring energy bills or give the Scottish Government the powers to do so. The First Minister spoke as the Ofgem price cap rose by 4 per cent to £1,723 a year for the average household. The SNP leader said: “High energy bills continue to cause misery for people throughout Scotland. “While the UK Government came to office promising to cut people’s energy bills by £300, today’s price cap means bills will be around £300 higher
Tetraplegic veteran completes 79-mile journey in wheelchair controlled by chin (opens the original)
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A tetraplegic veteran has completed a 79-mile coast-to-coast journey across Scotland in a wheelchair controlled by his chin. Danny Mavor, who served with the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards in Iraq, travelled the Great Glen Way from Fort William to Inverness over three days in a specially adapted off-road wheelchair. The 41-year-old was paralysed from the neck down following a motorcycle accident in 2019 and has a high cervical spinal cord injury. Danny, from Glasgow, was met by a large group of frie
Nicola Sturgeon masterclass to teach women how to lead under pressure (opens the original)
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Nicola Sturgeon is set to teach women from around the world how to lead under pressure in a new masterclass launching next year. The former first minister will deliver a full day of teaching in Edinburgh in January for her Leadership Under Pressure: Lessons for Women in Power class. The organisers said Ms Sturgeon, Scotland’s longest-serving and sole female first minister, will draw on her eight years in office “to show women in politics and business how to hold their ground when the stakes are
Scotland's pubs and restaurants 'losing business due of weight-loss jabs' (opens the original)
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Pubs and restaurants across Scotland are suffering from a loss in business as a result of the boom in weight-loss drugs, a new report found. The SLTA (Scottish Licensed Trade Association) said one in eight (16%) of the 300 pubs, bars, restaurants, and hotels surveyed said visits had reduced because of the drugs. Another 22% also said their customers had become more “discerning” because of fat-loss treatments. The SLTA’s Summer On-Trade Market Insight Report said it was among a number of challeng
Scots prisoners left with ‘human excrement’ smeared on cells for days at a time (opens the original)
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Prisoners in segregation units are being left with “human excrement” smeared across the walls of their cell for three days at a time, MSPs have heard. David Linden, deputy convener of the Criminal Justice Committee, said MSPs had learned on a visit to HMP Low Moss about “human excrement smeared across the walls and being cleaned every three days”. Linda Pollock, chief executive of the Scottish Prison Service (SPS), said such incidents, which Reform MSP Amanda Bland referred to as a “dirty protes
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