Drug policy is a verb which declines like this – I’m just having fun, you should just say no – but we all want to just get off our faces. It is individual sanctimony versus the human urge to get out of it. Read More
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READERS’ LETTERS: Beware the winged menace from above
Sir, – After a truly rotten winter there has been much to enjoy of late weather-wise.
Mike Donachie: High time we had proper debate over cannabis in UK
In 16 weeks and two days, I will be able to walk down the street and obtain cannabis legally.
READERS’ LETTERS: In support of our proud Gaelic traditions
Sir, – I am amazed at the number of people who appear to object to dual language signs in this country.
OPINION: Upskirting as sad as it is criminal
“Why would anyone oppose a law banning upskirting?!” my friend burst out as we were getting ready for a night out.
Jim Spence: Messi v Ronaldo? Just appreciate both of these astonishing talents
The World Cup has produced a few riveting games and some very average ones but one thing it was guaranteed to do is reignite the argument as to who the best player on planet football is.
EVE MUIRHEAD: Carnoustie galleries will tell us if Phil Mickelson image has been damaged
A lot of people will think Phil Mickelson’s apology is too little too late and a lot of people will think he doesn’t mean it anyway.
READERS’ LETTERS: Signs point to a central role in Scots culture
Sir, – On a recent car journey from Perth to Oban, Robert Scott (Letters, June 20) was intrigued by the number of place names on road signs indicating a Gaelic equivalent.
ALEX BELL: Choose honesty on drugs
Drug policy is a verb which declines like this – I’m just having fun, you should just say no – but we all want to just get off our faces. It is individual sanctimony versus the human urge to get out of it.
READERS’ LETTERS: Tackle traffic issues then Broughty Ferry can flourish
Sir, – I was extremely angry when I read your story about Dundee City Council’s decision to refuse permission for 150 new homes at Broughty Ferry, in which the managing director of Kirkwood Homes referred to a “vocal minority who oppose any form of development or investment”.
Jenny Hjul: Car ban plan punishes poor
The Scottish Greens have made no secret of their mission to shape the future of the country’s travel arrangements in their own image.
