Glasgow Times

Shock at number of votes cast for the SNP

- Tony Raeburn Via email

IT never fails to amaze me why voters in Scotland voted SNP after the list of failures that they have been responsibl­e for. Only reason I can see, is that there was very little choice of other parties. The numbers of votes does not mean that all these people want independen­ce, they have just chosen the best of a bad bunch.

Failures of SNP include, two new hospitals that were unable to open, two rusting ferries lying at Port Glasgow, elderly relatives being exposed to Covid in care homes and dying in large numbers, court cases questionin­g honesty of the party, NHS and education underfunde­d, public services cut to breaking point, just to name a few.

I love Scotland, but I am not blind or stupid enough to think that we could survive on our own financiall­y or otherwise.

I see very little evidence of any informatio­n of how SNP think that being independen­t will make us a better nation. Cloud cuckoo land comes to mind.

I.Rafferty

Via email

I AM afraid this is only the start (McVitie’s workers `crying’ after `devastatin­g’ closure announceme­nt, Wednesday).

After the joys of the pandemic restrictio­ns easing, something sinister is brewing. Big companies will either close (to avoid paying back government loans) or shed jobs in their thousands. It`s coming and better to be prepared. Joe Black

Posted online

THE owners of the factory won’t listen and have made the decision about it closing and there’s nothing anyone can say or do to stop it.

Hopefully the government or council put measures into place to help the employees find alternativ­e employment or retraining but cynically I doubt it.

Simon Taylor

Posted online

I WAS a regular watcher of River City but sadly fell away..

I’m now glad Joyce Falconer is returning and I’ll start watching again as I really like her character.

I also can’t wait for Joyce to return to pantomime as the baddie!

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Our reader is surprised at the number of votes for SNP, and below right, Joyce Falconer, from River City

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