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Letters: Let s have a Scottish tax hike in this time of crisis

Letters: Let s have a Scottish tax hike in this time of crisis
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Letters: So you don t like Sturgeon? Just look at the alternative

Letters: So you don t like Sturgeon? Just look at the alternative
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Angus SNP shuffle as Forfar councillor Lynne Devine says she s stepping away from local government

Updated: May 18, 2021, 10:28 am © Supplied by Angus Council Angus Council’s opposition SNP group will contest the 2022 local government elections with a new leader. Forfar councillor Lynne Devine has stepped down from the role with immediate effect following the group’s AGM. She told colleagues she wanted to step aside as she won’t be standing for re-election in May. Monifieth and Sidlaws councillor Beth Whiteside takes over as group leader following Monday’s development. Councillor Beth Whiteside. Montrose councillor Bill Duff and Brechin and Edzell member Kenny Braes are joint deputes. Ms Devine’s decision means the leaders of both administration and opposition on the current council are not seeking re-election next May.

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Letters: Why isn t Boris Johnson being subjected to the same tests as Nicola Sturgeon? He would fail abysmally

MARK Smith proposes a three-part personality test in which – in his opinion – Nicola Sturgeon is starting to fail ( The three-part personality test that Sturgeon is starting to fail , The Herald, March 8). This test focuses on performance/presentation, competence (vision/managerial efficiency) and trust. Mr Smith suggests that there are signs of wear and tear in the area of trust and honesty and that these, once they have been eroded, may be difficult to recover. He runs three previous Prime Ministers – Gordon Brown, Theresa May and Tony Blair – through his test parameters and suggests that each had serious failings on one or other dimension: Mr Brown on competence, Mrs May on competence and performance, and Mr Blair on honesty.

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Letters: How on earth have we fallen for the Tory EU myths?

DOUG Marr ( Happy days are here again. or maybe not , The Herald, December 28), highlights how the 11th-hour Brexit deal is likely to be a victory for our very own dictatorship of the privileged , and how bankers, speculators and the variety of spivs who cosy up to the Tories in their chumocracy are the ones who will benefit. How have we got here? The success of the Brexit movement, riding the crest of the Tories’ dominance in recent years, has been rendered possible by skilful manipulation of political realities. We are all embedded, in our personal and public lives, in the construction and constitution of knowledge and the reality that lies out there. Our beliefs and attitudes develop through the community of ideas to which we are exposed, in a kind of marketplace of propositions. Politicians seek to shape and create their own preferred reality in order to be elected and to be able to pursue their preferred objectives.

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