‘Fanatical extremists’ now running the UK
Madam, – Boris Johnson’s suspension of parliament was both unprecedented and undemocratic.
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Fife man who assaulted woman has tag removed so he can go to church
A Fife man who violently assaulted a female neighbour has had his monitoring tag removed so he can go to church.
Angus domestic abuser who said he’d rather go to jail than do unpaid work told sentencing ‘not a negotiation’
An Angus domestic abuser has been put on an electronic tag after being told by a sheriff that court sentencing “isn’t a negotiation”.
READERS’ LETTERS: We should be grateful for Tayside’s breast oncology consultants
Sir, – I feel compelled to write in support of the breast oncology consultants in Tayside.
READERS’ LETTERS: Financial disincentive for senior medics
Madam, – My wife recently had an X-ray in Perth Royal Infirmary and asked for a report from her GP.
READERS’ LETTERS: Fife’s loss now that Jacob Rees-Mogg is nannying Boris
Madam, – I read the other day about Jacob Rees-Mogg’s campaign to be elected MP for Central Fife in 1997 and couldn’t believe he was unsuccessful!
READERS’ LETTERS: Honda Swindon closure is a wake-up call to British manufacturing
Madam, – The decision by Honda to move its manufacturing back to Japan, has been seized upon by Brexit “Remainers” as evidence of the economic damage to the United Kingdom as a consequence of leaving the EU.
READERS’ LETTERS: Population growth is great problem of our age
Madam, – The recent statement by the United Nations that beef consumption should be reduced to prevent excess greenhouse gases, in particular methane, from entering the atmosphere is on the whole correct.
READERS’ LETTERS: SNP acting in the best interests of Scotland
Madam, – I wish to address the issues raised by Jenny Hujl in her column of March 20, (Alex Neil and Jim Silars have exploded myth of SNP unity on Brexit, Courier.)
Tag to let farmers keep tabs on cattle
Tracking the health, welfare and performance of livestock on Scotland’s hill farms could soon become easier thanks to a next-generation ear tag which provides real-time data on animal behaviour from up to 10 miles away.