Tom Gordon is a Political Editor at The Herald Scotland. He covers a range of topics including energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, and government and politics, with a keen focus on public policy and elections. Tom's work has been featured in notable publications such as RealClearEnergy, BBC News, and the Daily Mail.
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By: Tom Gordon
John Swinney 's public sector reforms started ‘unravelling' on Wednesday as he ruled out compulsory redundancies and refused to identify job cuts.
Glasgow's next SNP leader has demanded help from John Swinney to tackle the city's refugee housing crisis.
Malcolm Offord has said he is 'healthy' and 'mended' after his cancer diagnosis.
By: Tom Gordon
Malcolm Offord has said he is ‘healthy' and ‘mended' after his cancer diagnosis.
Three Holyrood committees have refused to work with MPs to investigate the Peter Murrell embezzlement scandal.
John Swinney has been told to make an urgent statement to Holyrood as his 'back of a fag packet' plans to overhaul the state continue to unravel.
By: Tom Gordon
Three Holyrood committees have refused to work with MPs to investigate the Peter Murrell embezzlement scandal.
A former SNP health secretary has labelled John Swinney's plan to slash NHS boards to improve services 'fool's gold'.
By: Tom Gordon
A former SNP health secretary has labelled John Swinney 's plan to slash NHS boards to improve services ‘fool's gold'.
John Swinney has been accused of 'sabotaging the prospects' of young Scots by 'trashing' the education system in the SNP 's 'greatest failure'.
