THIS YEAR S Flame Award went – again – to the Perth Office team of Margaret Hebbourn, Katy Neill, and Marc Robb FOR THE third year running, NFU Scotland s Membership Flame award to recognise outstanding efforts in recruitment and retention of members has gone to its Perth team of Margaret Hebbourn, Katy Neill, and Marc Robb. The team look after the interests of more than 500 members across four branches – Perth, Crieff, Blairgowrie and Highland Perthshire – and finished 2020 having recruited 32 new members, on top of the 64 recruited in the previous two years. NFUS chief executive, Scott Walker, said: “To win the Flame once is an achievement, and to win it three years in a row is absolutely outstanding. The last year has been particularly challenging time for all our local offices and regional managers with Covid-19 restrictions impacting on face-to-face contact, usually such an important element in getting new members to sign up.
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decency of telling us what they would have done. now from london, prime minister s questions from the british house of commons. this week, david cameron defended his government s proposed budget said to be released this week. acting labour leader. armand tested the prime minister on how he would cut the budget. questions for the prime minister. philip davies. number one, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i am sure that the whole house will wish to join me in paying tribute to the royal marine of 40 commando who died from wounds sustained in afghanistan at the queen elizabeth hospital in birmingham on monday, and to the two soldiers from the 1st battalion the duke of lancaster s regiment who died yesterday. we should send our sincere condolences to their families and their friends. we should pay tribute to the exceptional work of our armed forces serving in afghanistan and, perhaps today in particular, to the highly skilled doctors and nurses who work alongside them, and tho
providing unique insight about the court, available in hardcover and also as an e-book. they did not send out one penny about where that money was coming from. when they look forward to the budget next week and ask about what we are going to do, perhaps they can have the decency to tell us what they would have done. now, from london, prime minister s questions from the british house of commons. david cameron defended his government s proposed budget set to be released this week. harriet harman pressed the prime minister on the budget. the prime minister was also asked about troops in afghanistan and the future of britain s manufacturing industry. the two soldiers died yesterday. we send our condolences to their family and their friends. perhaps, today, in particular, to the doctors and nurses that worked alongside them. mr. speaker, they would enjoy him that luxury themselves. can i thank my hon. friend for that suggestion. he knows that i share his views about the