Scottish Daily Mail

Fracking ban fiasco

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THE news that the snP’s ban on fracking in scotland (Mail) turned out to be a load of codswallop should come as a surprise no one.

It should be taken as given that the snP is incompeten­t and does not know what it is talking about.

by the party’s own admission, none of its ministers are experts on their briefs. anybody who thinks differentl­y has obviously not lived in scotland for the past 11 years.

JOHN WATSON, Dalgety Bay, Fife.

nICOLa sturgeon’s credibilit­y is under severe pressure.

Most scots are wary of political promises, never more than when a politician wants to persuade you to abandon a centuries-old partnershi­p in favour of a questionab­le ‘golden future’ by way of independen­ce.

Miss sturgeon is always blaming westminste­r for everything that goes wrong in scotland.

It appears that the truth is the snP is perfectly capable of getting it wrong and then not telling anyone.

The recent row over the difficulti­es in obtaining freedom of Informatio­n answers in scotland highlights just how deep the problem is with trust and the snP.

If Miss sturgeon is being less than candid about fracking, what else is in the pipeline?

GERALD EDWARDS, Glasgow.

THE snP’s mythical fracking ban was a sop to the greens and nationalis­t flat-Earthers.

InEOs was right to go to court but the snP was wrong to use public money to defend the indefensib­le.

Jo WILSoN, Paisley, Renfrewshi­re.

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