Decision needed
At least here is some evidence of worst case scenario planning. Now can we see the worst case scenario planning documents for independence? No? Is that because the SNP are incompetent and haven’t done any worst case scenario planning or the documents from that planning show independence is a worse risk than Brexit?
More scaremongering b.ll. cks. So the council has plans for Brexit, they probably have plans for nuclear armageddon as well.
Carry on as usual. There will be no noticeable changes to daily life and in two weeks after Brexit, everyone will be asking what all the fuss was about.
Scotrail couldn’t get much worse, but blaming it on possible congestion on the M2 to the Channel Ports is taking the biscuit.
There’s always those iconic world class direct connections to Europe from Scotland to rely on! So what did that court case over prorogation actually achieve? As I said at the time there would be sod all as if they would not make a decision in three years, why would an extra four days make any difference. And so it has proved. As someone who voted Remain I am disgusted with the lot of them. I refuse to class myself as a “Remainer”. I am not someone who refuses to accept defeat gracefully and who would rather put the future democracy of the country in jeopardy just because they cannot accept others have different viewpoints.
MPS devolved the question of leaving the EU to the electorate. A majority of the electorate voted to leave and the vast majority of MPS said they would respect the result. Many of them lied and are
It looks like the game players have shot themselves in the foot. No deal beckons, it’s time they realised this is a deal between the UK and the EU, not just some whim of Westminster. We got a deal and Westminster played silly games, we got another deal and Westminster is playing games again. What reason have they given the EU to think that another extension is valid?
All of this nonsense is beginning to infect society. I’m encountering numerous peoIt’s a very crude instrument to raise tax for councils … This of course hits the poorly paid who have enough money to get to work by car but not much more, those deprived by the same councils and SNP of public transport especiallly in rural communities, and the disabled who are in employment but must perforce
My daughter is on minimum wage, struggles to run a flat, run a car and feed herself, but she does it. You want to tax her more irrespective of her income and if she can afford it. Introducing this in Edinburgh would be the thin end of the wedge to roll it out nationally.
We already had the best bus service in LRT. the trams were an expensive indulgence. Workers can’t afford to spend two hours getting to work via public transport but the SNP supported by the tree huggers don’t care.