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This week, thanks to my generous wife, I am reading “A Tale for the Dark Times” by Ian Rankin
Tag Archives: referendum
Stroke research, that referendum – and an invitation to you
At the weekend, you, like me, may have seen an excellent cartoon depicting a newscaster saying: “Aliens haven’t landed and Elvis hasn’t been found alive. Everything else has happened.” This sums up well how many of us in the UK … Continue reading
Driving Assessments and that Referendum again
Earlier this year, when all of us in Scotland were being distracted by either a) the approaching cries of “Freedom!” or b) the prospect of the break up of Britain (you choose), the Scottish Government quietly centralised driving assessments for people with disabilities. If you are … Continue reading
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Tagged Edinburgh, referendum, Scotland, Scottish Government, Scottish independence, snp, stroke
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That referendum – a new song?
I see my friend, Ron Ferguson, has been making a passionate case for Scottish independence in the Scottish Review. It seems incredible that some people may not know this, but for the benefit of readers outside Scotland, there is to be … Continue reading
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Tagged Blue Brazil, independence, Margaret Thatcher, referendum, Ron Ferguson, Scotland, Scottish independence, snp, United Kingdom
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Referendum thoughts
We are told that 2014 is to be a big year for Scotland – Ryder Cup Golf, Commonwealth Games and, of course, that referendum – so, this blog’s New Year’s resolution is to spend some time during the year looking beyond … Continue reading