The former SNP MP and anti-nuclear activist, Dr Paul Monaghan, said: “Everyone living in Scotland should be alarmed and concerned by the Ministry of Defence proposal to dispose of liquid radioactive waste by pumping it directly into the sea from Faslane.”
On a day flight to New York. Seven and a half hours of full vampire banishing daylight in a comfortable coffin of a seat. Unusually, in my flying experience, all is luxe, calms et volupte. Champagne helps. But doesn’t count for anything.
The next film in the FEATURES season, due to popular request from members is BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY (2018) regarding aspects of the life of Freddie Mercury. We screened this, to great acclaim during our last MUSICALS season, but being an afternoon show, many members could not attend. Screening at 7.30pm on Friday 7th March in Dumbarton’s Concord Centre, guest tickets at £3 when seats available. Sweet Success Cafe open.
“We have heard pledges that under devolution the system will treat people with respect and dignity and what we have heard from our community is that for that to happen then, simply put, this rule must be scrapped.
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Sounds like a great day out. And then who would grudge making a donation to the Beatson charity which has done so much for people in this area?
