We know that 66% of autistic people in Scotland avoid the shops. And, shockingly, 27% have been asked to leave a public place for reasons associated with their autism. They and their families want and deserve to have the opportunity to go to the shops, just like anyone else.
Next week there’s this other case – the nobile officium case – which is about whether the court has the power to sign a letter in the absence of Boris Johnson requesting an extension, if he is refusing to do that.
This is the tyranny of fact: there is nowhere in the world where two different customs and/or market regimes have a frontier across which trade flows without checks, controls and infrastructure. But all the energy among the Brexiteers has gone into trying to escape this inescapable reality.
Argyll and Bute Council has welcomed the announcement of a £50 million Rural Growth Deal as a ‘transformational vote of confidence’ in the area.
A former factory worker is on her way to a nursing career, after landing a ‘life-changing’ apprenticeship with NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde.
