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- Can You Grade the Prime Minister? by SUBROSA on Nov 22, 2009 in Gordon Brown Power 2010
Guy Aitchison, who writes for Our Kingdom, has emailed me to suggest I may wish to contribute to Power 2010 and their latest effort to acquire public opinion.Power 2010 is funded by the Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust and the Joseph Rowntree Reform...
- History Is Made by SUBROSA on Nov 22, 2009 in Wallabies Scotland rugby Australian rugby
9-8After 27 years, Scotland's rugby team beat the Australians by 9-8 in a dramatic, nail-biting match at Murrayfield yesterday. I have to admit it was a defence inspired performance from Scotland although the Wallabies dominated throughout.That apar...
- Iain Gray's Acting Lessons by SUBROSA on Nov 22, 2009 in Iain Gray MSPs expenses
Often I've suggested Iain Gray, the leader of the Scottish Parliament labour group, has some help with his public speaking.My idea was he may benefit from a few hours at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama but no, Mr Gray's gone one better...
- Caring Christmas Trees Scheme by Cllr Fraser Macpherson on Nov 22, 2009 in Christmas 2009
With the permission of Hillcrest Housing Association, I'm highlighting the Caring Christmas Trees Scheme to help support the work of Gowrie Care, who support people with learning disabilities, mental health issues, autism or people who are or have be...
- McCheyne Memorial Church - Council to consider Direct Action by Cllr Fraser Macpherson on Nov 22, 2009 in McCheyne Memorial Church Perth Road
As reported in yesterday's 'Courier', a City Council Planning Enforcement Officer has advised me that, following my requests on behalf of residents to get the owner of the McCheyne Church to tidy the badly overgrown grounds :"I have tried repeatedly...
- The 'fat cat' pay bill in Scotland by Cllr Fraser Macpherson on Nov 22, 2009 in Liberal Democrats Tavish Scott MSP Scottish Parliament
Good for Tavish Scott in highlighting at last week's First Minister's questions the burgeoning cost of Scotland’s public bodies to the taxpayer, with the disclosure that at least 1 798 employees in the sector earn more than £100 000 a year.Six pub...
