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Most major European cities have a bedroom tax. Let’s stop messing around and introduce it. Edinburgh needs the money. Cleaner streets. Bins emptied quicker. Better roads. So many tourists. So many hotels. So many more being built. Such high occupancy rates. Can’t see a downside.
Mark Geddes
The downside is that the money would go to Edinburgh City Council. If the money was actually going to the community to spend on real needs I would support it.
Andrew Crosbie
Got to love how they managed to personally contact every single tourist and ask their opinion. Well done.
Andrew Innes The SNP is to hold a national “day of action” on Scottish independence later this month, taking the temperature of the nation as it continues its preparations for a second referendum.
It’s just a matter of time now. Roll on 29 March when Brexit starts, which will kickstart the push for inevitable independence..
Angelo Greig
The SNP have been pushing for independence right up until it got voted against. Now it just sounds like a cry for help from the professional grievance party. They have had more than ten years in power to prove their worth and they have proved nothing.
Jimi Marshall
Christmas is coming soon.
Robert Muir
You realise the SNP serves no purpose once Scotland breaks out of its current political union, and thus voting for an independent Scotland is the quickest way of getting rid of the SNP.
Ross Stewart fill it regularly, why not? Museums and theatres employ people, encourage tourism, and may also make Dundee an attractive place to set up a business. This is definitely worth serious consideration, albeit let’s remain realistic. Dundee potentially has a lot to offer but needs reinvented after its industrial past.
Jock Macuddy
A concert hall or opera house could be next ! What a load of pretentious nonsense. Monies would be better spent creating sustainable good employment opportunities for the people of Dundee.
Wilburforce
Very careful cost-benefit analyses will be required to add a dose of reality and certainty on what might realistically be achievable. No harm whatsoever in having positive thoughts for the future, so good luck to Dundee for the opening of the V&A and beyond.
Esox Hunter