In 2017 Scots Tory leader Douglas Ross said in an interview that if he were to become Prime Minister his top priority wouldn’t be Increasing Health Care, Reducing Poverty, Creating Jobs or improving the lives of the people who elected him, his top priority would be to introduce tougher measures Read more…
Looks like school meals are back on the menu again, with the topic of debate this week being the mixed reactions to the new 2021 menus. This is not one of my usual subjects, but over the last couple of days I have noticed a few parents discussing this issue Read more…
Let’s have a quick look at how voting in Scotland works? Each registered voter is asked to cast 2 votes, resulting in MSPs being elected in one of two ways: 73 are elected as First past the post (FPTP) constituency MSPs and 56 are elected as Regional MSPs, and it Read more…
This is deeply disturbing, on their own they just make for some interesting reading, but when you start combining the draft legislation that will bring about changes to the 2018 Withdrawal Act with page 48 of the Conservative parties 2019 manifesto, it becomes rather alarming. I wonder why no one Read more…
This upcoming election will be critical to Scotland’s future… Despite what the Scottish Conservatives are preaching, the election on the 12th of December is not about stopping indyref2. This election is all about domination, it is about removing power from the Scottish people, it is about taking away our right Read more…
Following the vote to end the cap on public sector pay the Tories cheered when the motion to remove the cap was blocked… This Film clip is from BBC Parliamentary TV and is posted under the rules for Criticism, review and reporting current events, which states:- Fair dealing for criticism, Read more…