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Alastair Dalton
Journalist
Alastair Dalton is a specialist news reporter and columnist for The Scotsman, Scotland on Sunday and the Edinburgh Evening News with a strong track record of breaking major Scottish transport stories and providing incisive coverage and analysis of sector issues across online and print. His most recent industry honour was winning the Finance/Business Journalist of the Year runner-up award at the 2020 Scottish Press Awards.
The Scotsman, Scotland on Sunday
“Refresh” of Transport Scotland’s “decarbonisation action plan” not due until “later this year”
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Expansion plans despite shadow of threatened adjacent Grangemouth refinery closure
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Ferry operator facing “very challenging” summer with one of its largest vessels out of action until at least mid-June
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Discounts of up to half price due to end in June after being extended to nine months – and after an 8.7 per cent tick...
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Infrasisters cycle campaigners to stage latest mass Edinburgh ride to mark annual day
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Councillor told that the condition of the capital’s streets is “lethal” for cyclists but he says there are tentative ...
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Operator announces major fleet shake-up triggered by key ferry’s extended repairs after already being stretched “to t...
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Cost increases to hugely-late Glen Sannox and Glen Rosa “deeply disappointing”
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They have been a backdrop to my childhood, university days and working life
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Attraction proposal to celebrate global reach of city’s ceramics past in Scottish Canals art park at Stockingfield Br...
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Urgent demand ahead of statement on yard by Wellbeing Economy Secretary Mairi McAllan
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Solicitor Aamer Anwar calls for officers suspected of criminality to be prosecuted
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