I RECEIVED an email from Sir David Amess a few weeks ago. We hadn’t spoken for a while. Holidays and staff sickness meant that we
WHILE OUR POLITICIANS have spent the last few weeks partying, dancing and soaking up free beer and wine at their respective Party Conferences, men and
MANY READERS will be aware Scotland now finds itself in a housing crisis. While this may seem an obvious, nay repetitive point, it would seem
I IMAGINE most of the discerning readers of Think Scotland are not daft enough to get involved with Twitter. I came to it early in
WITH THE RECENT reshuffle, Prime Minister Boris Johnson has finally demonstrated a willingness to look beyond Covid-19 and actually consider how he will shape the
THE EARLIER HISTORY of the sham council-led redevelopment of Perth City Hall, ‘Designed to fail’, covered the disastrous competitive tendering that wasted the years from
IN SEPTEMBER 2004, Perth and Kinross Council published a brochure, launching a public competition to propose new uses for Perth City Hall, the great ‘B’-listed
THAT SCOTLAND WILL eventually ban so-called ‘conversion therapy’ seems to be academic at this point. As Holyrood’s Equalities, Human Rights, and Civil Justice Committee continues
Last Friday Vivian Linacre, a few years into his nineties, slipped away from us in his Perth home after an illness born bravely. Vivian was
WHILE IT IS NATURAL for many to focus on the Cabinet reshuffle as the main news of the week, the recent announcement of a multilateral
I DISLIKE protests. Not necessarily the causes for which they are held or anything like that; I just dislike crowds, noise, enthusiasm, and slapdash artwork
YOU COULD practically hear the bored irritation in the first minister’s voice when she answered the STV journalist’s question on 3 June of this year.
