Roads are political in Scotland. Whether it is Johnson telling us the only good road is the one to England, or General Wade building roads to supply garrisons to suppress us, the road is a symbol of our status. Read More
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READERS’ LETTERS: May’s Brexit is a rock and hard place choice
Madam, – The complete and utter shambles Theresa May and her government have made of Brexit absolutely beggars belief.
Motoring memories brought back on trip to transport museum
As a geeky kid growing up in the 80s I loved cars.
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.)
READERS’ LETTERS: New EU poll should have three options
Madam, – I have been following Prime Minister Theresa May’s chaotic attempt at trying to broker a deal to leave the EU which is acceptable to Parliament.
Jim Spence: Is it game over for the Scotland national team after Kazakhstan debacle?
Is there any point anymore to the Scotland national football team?
READERS’ LETTERS: Stance on anti-social behaviour is wrong
Madam, – I write with regard to the article on vandalism across Angus in which Kirstene Hair MP gave comment (Anti-social crime soaring in Angus, Courier, March 18).
ALEX BELL: The SNP’s single track mind
Roads are political in Scotland. Whether it is Johnson telling us the only good road is the one to England, or General Wade building roads to supply garrisons to suppress us, the road is a symbol of our status.
READERS’ LETTERS: Children used as pawns at climate protests
Madam, – Using children to spread the false message of “climate breakdown” is educationally disruptive and spreads fear, alarm and lies among young people.
RAB DOUGLAS: Dundee can’t let gap to Hamilton go beyond six points
As big a blow as Sunday’s late, late defeat to Celtic was, Dundee players and fans have to do their best to make sure their glass is half-full.
JENNY HJUL: Alex Neil and Jim Sillars have exploded myth of SNP unity on Brexit
The deadlock over Brexit has exposed the deep divisions in the main parties, which reflect the deep divisions in the country.
