The elastic of British politics is pulled and is about to snap painfully back into the nation. We could be voting before October 31 – snap enough? Read More
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READERS’ LETTERS: Key role for schools in tackling drugs crisis
Madam, – Your leader (Findings mean it is time for action, Courier, August, 17) quite rightly highlighted the appalling problems caused by drugs, but said drug abuse was “fuelled by poverty and inequality”.
Watch how much choc you eat, you might get die of beaties
Like many people, I am interested in current affairs. I always need to know the latest news. I enjoy opinions. To give me my daily “fix” I peruse news websites, take part in online discussions and read social media posts. This keeps me informed . . . and profoundly depresses me.
READERS’ LETTERS: Pillow talk suggests Stone of Destiny is fake
Madam, – It makes sense for the city of Perth to house the Stone of Destiny because this stone has an interesting history (Battle begins to bring Stone of Destiny to Perth, Courier, August 16).
READERS’ LETTERS: Stop moaning and start enjoying the V&A
Madam, – The V&A museum, and the rest of the £1 billion central development, has transformed what was previously a dump into one of the country’s most visited tourist destinations as well as one of the most beautiful waterfronts around.
JIM SPENCE: Danger of rancour and recrimination with Shelley Kerr’s Scotland
Women’s football in Scotland hit the headlines this week with the news that the manager had reduced some players to tears at a meeting the day after their World Cup exit.
READERS’ LETTERS: Major impact of grouse moor management
Madam, – I feel I must write in response to Mr Montgomery’s accusation (Glorious Twelfth has a rightful place, Courier, August 14) that the claims made by earlier contributors in relation to driven grouse shooting were disingenuous.
EVE MUIRHEAD: The time isn’t right for female British footballers to earn the same as men
The analysis of the first ever female officials to take charge of a major men’s football final has been really positive.
ALEX BELL: Boris Johnson wants a general election, and it could happen very soon
The elastic of British politics is pulled and is about to snap painfully back into the nation. We could be voting before October 31 – snap enough?
READERS’ LETTERS: New city bypass needed to boost economy
Madam, – The Monday Matters column by deputy editor Graham Huband is most interesting and timely (Is the Kingsway for another 100 years, Courier, July 22).
RAB DOUGLAS: Neil Lennon will look for another keeper and Fraser Forster is an obvious target
Celtic had nicely set up the second leg of their Champions League qualifier with a 1-1 draw in Romania.
