Month: August 2023
Looking for a new way to stay fit in Moray? Pole fitness has you covered
Labour’s Scottish optional identity mark: Fantasy politics from a fantasy party
Shona Craven: Be glad robotaxi technology is being trialled elsewhere
PICTURE the scene: it’s a dark, wet and windy night, and you’ve missed the last bus home after a big night out with friends. It’s a walk of several miles, and you’re already drenched. The number for the local cab company is ringing out, and there’s no-one to come and pick you up because everyone you know locally is already sleeping off the evening’s festivities. Source
Neil Oliver to boycott Sainsbury’s supermarket for bizarre reason
Warning of Irn-Bru supply disruption as workers go on strike
Irn-Bru workers to go on strike in pay dispute with AG Barr
The looming catastrophe for the Tories
DWP unveil online jobs fair for Moray jobseekers in August
Moray Council told: Telford bridge your responsibility
Cancelled: Aberdeen to Inverness trains after crashed car flipped onto tracks
Let’s drill into the facts on Sunak’s oil and gas claims
Allan Dorans: We need balanced reporting on the safety of ScotRail staff
Penny at the Fringe
One of the highlights of the Fringe, so I’m told, is the edgy political acts that have lit up this years cultural fiesta. If you don’t fancy the Ayes Have It with Alex Salmond and special guests David Davis, Baroness Claire Fox, Sir Brian Donohue, Fergus Ewing and Richard Tice, leader Reform UK Party, why […] Source
Irn-Bru launch new energy drink Pwr-Bru for Scottish market
When is a party not a party: When it’s an optional identity mark
Whatever happens after the next Westminster General Election we will still have a Conservative government, although if the polls are reliable indicators it will be calling itself Labour. In his desire to attract the votes of former Labour voters in Leave supporting constituencies in England who defected to the Tories in…