At that point, Green logic becomes a little confused. How is it possible to identify a monumental failure of governance yet retain confidence in the Minister responsible for it?
Month: August 2020
Detectives to excavate sites at Vale hospital in connection with mystery disappearance of Mary Duncan
“Extensive inquiries continue in an attempt to find any indication of where Mary could be, however due to the fact that she has not been seen or heard from in 42-years, we must consider the option that she may have come to harm.
SNP unknown throws hat in ring for Baillie’s Dumbarton seat at Holyrood
He added that he believed Baillie’s anti-independence views put her out of step with the majority of her constituents who voted Yes in 2014.
Police inquiry after teenager (16) raped in attack in Glasgow
Detective Inspector Allison Campbell has appealed for a couple who spoke to the distressed woman in Helensburgh after buying a takeaway to come forward.
Salmond Inquiry: MSPs vow to get answers despite concealment
Members of the cross-party committee have already criticised ministers for withholding key documents but promised to get to the bottom of the series of events that led to a successful legal challenge by Mr Salmond and cost the taxpayer hundreds of thousands of pounds.
A83 Rest and Be Thankful faces further three-week closure
“The repairs involve complex engineering methods which involve stabilising the recently formed steep channels on the embankments above and below the carriageway, as well as repairing the road which was heavily damaged by the landslip.