Tories Multi-tasking?
Douglas Ross has had a few problems in the past as he has not been available for critical votes due to other work commitments as a football official, but for…
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Tories Multi-tasking?
Thoughts on a protest
As I watch the protests in London and across the country, I am shocked – though I probably should not be – at how they are ignored by the main…
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Thoughts on a protest
An Example of Corruption
A Scottish boat and a Spanish boat were landing there catch in Ullapool last week. The fishery officers were all over the Scottish boat and checked every last detail of…
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An Example of Corruption
It’s time for REFORM
This week Polling cards started dropping through the letterboxes but the biggest noises after that were the Council Tax bills and the gasps of horror when opened. All of us…
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It’s time for REFORM
How bad is the Pandemic?
Governments can, and often do, manipulate data. The public, in general, has grown wary of believing any figures quoted by the government as they are generally skewed to suit their…
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How bad is the Pandemic?
Trust in our Devolved Government
Maybe we all need to be reminded of this simple fact, MSP’s work for the taxpayer and are accountable to us but not just at election times when the ‘soft…
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Trust in our Devolved Government