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Profile: Catriona Stewart

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I've never quite given up my dream of becoming a ballet dancer but, while waiting to be discovered, have busied myself writing for the Scottish Daily Mail, Big Issue Scotland and the Scotsman before joining The Herald and Evening Times in 2009.

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Latest articles from Catriona Stewart

One is a cancer patient and the other a cancer scientist - but these best friends are determined to beat the disease

TWO friends brought together by their experiences of cancer have…

Glasgow's stars of the future are getting back into theatre training after months in lockdown

ONE of Scotland’s top performing arts academies is proving that…

£220k has been refunded in school trip cash - but other frustrated parents are still waiting

GLASGOW parents are still waiting for school trip cash to be…

Glasgow groups asked to apply for share of £2m fund to tackle holiday hunger

COUNCIL bosses are calling on organisations, third sector and…

Rangers fan Jim, 74, walks 26 miles to raise 'phenomenal' cash for Erskine veterans

IT was a phenomenal effort to raise a phenomenal amount of cash.

Cops race to reports of late night 'disturbance' in Govanhill

COPS last night raced to calls of a disturbance in Govanhill.

Urban art going under the hammer at McTear's for Glasgow Children's Hospital Charity

SOME of the world’s leading urban and contemporary artists have…

Catriona Stewart: BBC's decision to axe coronavirus briefings lets down most vulnerable

OF course it was going to be a political football, booted back and…

Glasgow school reassures anxious parents as up to seven staff off due to coronavirus

A GLASGOW primary school has had to call in supply staff to cover…

Police reveal more than 200 bikes have been stolen in Glasgow's South Side

COPS have revealed more than 200 bikes have been reported stolen in…

'Your country needs poo': Call for Glasgow tissue donors to help fight conditions from eczema to coronavirus

A TISSUE bank is calling on people in Glasgow to become donors in a…

Teachers 'concerned' about coronavirus spread in Glasgow schools should speak to management

COUNCIL bosses have urged teachers with concerns about coronavirus…

Sleepwalker cleared of groping woman as she slept beside her partner

A MAN accused of groping a woman has been cleared after he was found…

Govanhill Baths to receive new funding from the Scottish Government

GOVANHILL Baths is among a slew of community projects to share in a…

Union bosses accuses council of 'smear' against Glasgow's cleansing workers

UNION bosses have accused Glasgow City Council of "smearing" low…

Criminal Records: New music label launched for ex-offenders

A SINGER-SONGWRITER is setting up Scotland's first record label…

As The Forge Market turns 25 this weekend here's what makes it a Glasgow institution

GIVEN the city’s slogan it’s no wonder that an institution close…

Cops snare 24 people following human trafficking raids in Glasgow and Romania

MORE than 20 people have been snared as part of an international…

Annette Street Primary in Govanhill sees charity give digital tablets to all pupils

DELIGHTED youngsters at a Govanhill primary school have each…

City charities prompted to apply for £1.5 million crisis lifeline funding

FOUNDATION Scotland has announced it has awarded nearly £1.5…

David Linden makes plea for tragic Mercy's son to be allowed to stay in the UK

AN East End MP has made a plea to the Prime Minister that Mercy…

Eva Murray: It’s time to match our gratitude with action to workers we owe so much to

THE past week has shown the power of people and what can happen…

Residents frustrated as Glasgow Life removes signs expressing love for libraries

FRUSTRATED Pollokshields residents have slammed Glasgow Life for…

'She has been on cloud nine ever since': Bride surprises terminally ill mum with dream wedding

A DEVOTED daughter has made her dying mum's wish come true... by…

Catriona Stewart: Hostility to asylum seekers cannot go on

LAST week I had the privilege of meeting and interviewing Eric…

'Frustrated' cleansing workers walk out as council dubs action an 'illegal strike'

CLEANSING staff have walked out in "frustration" at council…

Mel Milaap volunteers thanked after 14,000 hot meals delivered during coronavirus crisis

VOLUNTEERS who helped ensure hot meals were delivered to…

Glasgow Clyde College re-opens its doors - thanks to man who's dedicated 20 years to keeping then campus clean

AS Glasgow Clyde College opens its doors again today for the…

Fears for Macmillan Cancer services as fundraiser income 'drops 75%' - but here's how you can help

MACMILLAN Cancer Support has issued an urgent plea to people in…

New native woodland to be created in Glasgow with 20,000 trees

A NEW native woodland is set to take root in Glasgow with 20,000…

Fresh calls for enquiry into Mercy Baguma's death as partner thanks Glasgow for support

A CHARITY supporting the son of Mercy Baguma, the asylum seeker…

Mercy Baguma's partner determined to correct 'fake news' around mum's tragic death

Eric Nnanna's trauma is clear to see.

'My son is a miracle': Mercy Baguma's partner tells of son's survival after mum's tragic death

Eric Nnanna's trauma is clear to see.

'Shouting into the void': Frustration as Pollokshields left off list of car free zones

POLLOKSHIELDS locals have expressed frustration that their schools…

100 per cent cut to key funding for One Parent Families Scotland leaves families 'distressed'

SINGLE parents across Glasgow who benefit from the work of One…

'We are distraught': Fight to save charity Buddies after shock council funding decision

THE fight to save a much-loved charity for people with…

Glasgow Science Festival is back with exciting events - on your sofa

AFTER the coronavirus pandemic forced its cancellation, this…

How Scottish drag act Mary Mac aims to take over small screen

HE'S best known for taking to the stage in some of the UK's most…

Catriona Stewart: Jeanne Freeman is right to hit back at online criticism

IF there was anything to put the precariousness and preciousness…

'We are distraught': Fight to save charity Buddies after shock council funding decision

THE fight to save a much-loved charity for people with…

'You look at things differently': Urban Croft is giving city dwellers a taste of country life

IF you listen very carefully there is a faint hum of traffic from…

The 21 new car free primary schools have been named - is your school among them?

COUNCIL bosses have revealed the names of 21 more primary schools…

Roma youth create 'powerful' record of life in lockdown now on display in Govanhill

YOUNG Roma people in Govanhill have created a "powerful" historic…

WATCH: Tickets at the ready as Riverside Museum opens following lockdown

THE starter pistol is about to fire on the opening of Glasgow’s…

Merchant City Park group vows to fight on despite political 'silence'

A COMMUNITY group campaigning for a park to be created in the…

Sanctuary housing bosses pledge £2m to repair botched Thistle works in takeover bid

HOUSING bosses have pledged to spend £2 million fixing botched…

TikTok star Percy Mann celebrates 103rd birthday - with granddaughter turning 23

A CENTENARIAN who became a lockdown TikTok star has celebrated…

'There is a crisis brewing for new mums': Former paediatric nurse issues warning about post-lockdown impact

A FORMER paediatric nurse who now runs mother and baby classes…

'These venues are a lifeline': Greens launch campaign to 'save Glasgow Life'

THE Scottish Greens are calling on the Scottish government to hand…

Catriona Stewart: Are selfish idiots going to ruin the cinema for everyone?

MASKS to clamp their stupid, yakking mouths shut. Careful what…