Letters: What must tourists think when they see our beauty spots spoiled by litter?
We live in a country that has jaw-dropping scenery and wildlife.
We live in a country that has jaw-dropping scenery and wildlife.
I AGREE with my old friend, Brian Wilson, about the need for radical land reform (‘Scotland needs urgent land reform’, March 14).
WHEN I saw your photo of the aid shipment to Gaza, I didn’t know whether to laugh or cry (“Aid ship sails from Cyprus to Gaza as thousands face starvation”, March 13). Is that it? A small boat towing a wee barge with half a dozen lorry-loads of aid for 2.4 million people? To be unloaded, goodness knows how, on a beach when there’s a large port just 20 miles up the road at Ashdod in Israel.
NON-veterinary ownership of vet practices has reduced animal care and raised prices. The problems of the veterinary profession are highlighted again in your article “Investigation over concerns pet owners are being overcharged” (March 13).
I AM screaming silently now. The radio is not listening, I’m not on social media and I don’t have a TV. Call an election Sunak, you fool.
I WAS interested in Eric Melvin’s letter (March 11) about the lack of progress on the tourist tax in Scotland, I decided to look at Edinburgh City Council’s relevant webpage.
HUMZA Yousaf is right to point out that Scotland has suffered an estimated £1.6bn in lost taxes that could have been invested in our NHS because of a Brexit that people in Scotland overwhelmingly rejected ('Yousaf accused of failing to see parallels between Brexit and independence', March 12).
Today, Baroness Finlay of Llandaff makes the case for listening to doctors in the debate given the sensitivity and importance of detail in regards to the issue.
THE arguments over the amateurish Photoshopped picture of the Princess of Wales with her kids are still hogging the headlines
MARK Smith (‘Hard lessons for Scotland on referendums and the law’, March 11) warns Scotland off further referendums as a means of settling constitutional questions, while arguing that written constitutions are a bad thing and that Scotland and Ireland have a tendency towards “bad law".
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