According to a report on the OGA website, the recent Glengorm discovery confirms official estimates that there still remains between 10 and 20 billion barrels plus to be recovered from the North Sea and that there is every chance of Read more…
What is the 2004 Civil Contingencies Act? The act was introduced by Tony Blair’s government because the previous emergency framework had proved inadequate during the fuel crisis of 2000 and the foot-and-mouth outbreak of 2001. Powers that can be used Read more…
It is now becoming clear that a hard or no deal brexit will lead to medicine, food & fuel shortages The UK Government knows that people will take to the streets in protest when price increases and the inevitable rationing Read more…
Firstly, let me explain that there is no such organisation as the “Scottish Labour Party” registered with the Electoral Commission. The Labour party in Scotland is merely a branch of its UK counterpart registered in London. So lets take a Read more…
Scotland has won a landslide victory that could see article 50 being unilaterally revoked if Theresa May loses her parliamentary vote on Brexit. In what is becoming known as the “Scottish Case” the team of Cross Party petitioners rejoiced when Read more…
Scottish Affairs Committee Oral evidence: Scotland and Brexit: trade and foreign investment, HC 903 Tuesday 4 December 2018 Ordered by the House of Commons to be published on 4 December 2018. During a parliamentary enquiry held on the 4th of December, it Read more…
New figures show that the value of Scotland’s goods exports to the European Union has grown in the last year. Trade Minister Ivan McKee said that Scotland’s goods exports to the EU has risen to £15.7 billion this year, making up Read more…
Scottish Farmers have been cheated out of £160 Million Pounds in what has become known as the“Great Tory Rip Off” This all dates back to 2013, when the EU made its decision to redistribute Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) payments more Read more…
Updated 05/02/19 Nowadays many places accept all UK banknotes (Sterling), coins and plastic cards as currency for making purchases, but it is of course entirely up to the retailer/supplier what type of currency they accept. For a better insight into Read more…
Scotland & Wales lose their status as Countries… Walker Crisps latest advertising campaign has seen the countries of Scotland & Wales relegated to the status of regions, regions of what is unsure, but looking at their advertising campaigns on their Read more…