By Bill Heaney Scottish Liberal Democrat leader Willie Rennie has today urged the First Minister to clear up whether staff in cafes, pubs and restaurants
Month: July 2020
US NOTEBOOK
As he took questions from reporters, Biden held notes that were photographed by an Associated Press journalist. Harris’ name was scrawled across the top, followed by talking points. “Do not hold grudges.” “Campaigned with me & Jill.” “Talented.” “Great help to campaign.” “Great respect for her.”
VETERANS’ FUND CHEQUES IN WITH £15,000 FOR ERSKINE SUPPORT WORKER
The Scottish Veterans Fund has awarded Erskine a generous grant of £15,000 towards the cost of developing our new post of Support Worker for the Erskine Transitional Supported Accommodation project.
Concerns about the lack of clarity around definitions and a potentially low threshold for committing an offence
New Hate Crime Bill – “provisions must be robust enough to protect the freedom to disagree”
NO FUN AND NO’ FAIR TO SHUT DOWN THE SHOWS
Admitting yet another lockdown blunder, the Scottish government has apologised for giving out the wrong advice on when funfairs could reopen.
Now Johnson warns of Europe ‘second wave’ amid Spain row
“At the moment you have got to stick with the guidance that we are giving, we have given the guidance now about Spain and about some other places around the world.”