Month: January 2021

OVER the last month there had been signs that the care home industry was concerned that the Scottish Government’s Adult Care Review, which reports at the end of January, would ...

So as I mentioned a couple of times here and on Twitter, I ran into a slight hitch with the new Scot Goes Pop poll - I had initially been ...

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I thought it was about time that I gave everyone an update on how my recovery is going since the stroke. It’s now been four months since the stroke, and ...

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THE SNP’s LAUNCH of a new “independence taskforce” was greeted with a predictable round of predictable scolds from a predictable group of unionist leaders led by a predictable Scottish Labour ...

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>£100m a year in EU structural funds, directed through @scotgov, is going. Being replaced by Shared Prosperity Fund - details unclear, until yesterday, when @SteveBarclay wrote to @KateForbesMSP, saying it ...

As you know, I'm very conflicted about the current intra-Yes warfare.  Having seen people try to put him in jail, I cannot blame Alex Salmond in any way for prioritising ...

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