Alan Young is the Editor at The Scotsman. He specializes in hospitality and leisure, particularly focusing on hospitality technology, energy, and mining. His insights and expertise have been featured in notable publications such as Yahoo Sports UK, Hospitality Net, and PhocusWire.
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Alan Young's coverage revolves around government and politics, with a significant focus on local news. This suggests that he is likely to be most responsive to pitches related to local political developments, breaking news stories, or evolving topics within the region he covers.
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For too long Edinburgh, and Scotland, has assumed that the festivals will always be there
Andy Burnham is entirely right to reaffirm the UK’s 100 per cent support for Ukraine.
Andy Burnham is entirely right to reaffirm the UK’s 100 per cent support for Ukraine.
Justice delayed is justice denied, and a lengthy court process placing the lives of victims and accused on hold is in no-one’s interest
By: Alan Young
Scotland’s Patient Safety Commissioner Karen Titchener suggested some health boards appear more focused on reputation management than patient safety.
Scotland's Patient Safety Commissioner Karen Titchener suggested some health boards appear more focused on reputation management than patient safety.
Brexit was akin to setting a house on fire and then complaining that the fire brigade could not put it out.
Brexit was akin to setting a house on fire and then complaining that the fire brigade could not put it out.
Ministers have a chance to reverse the decline. They must take it
Healey should be bold - but probably won’t be
